Poster Balaton / Łódź 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

Poster Balaton / Łódź 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA - 124297

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Poster Balaton / Łódź 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

Name: Poster Balaton / Łódź 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA
SKU: 14252
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The 'Balaton / Łódź' poster features a minimalist architectural portrait of the iconic Balaton Pavilion, designed in 1963 and emblematic of Polish mid-century modernism. Set against a matte warm beige background, the composition spotlights the building’s geometric form using black contours and light turquoise infills. Clear horizontal divisions reinforce the symmetry between the fully glazed lower bar-café segment and the expansive terrace above. Stylized turquoise parasols, a vintage 'balaton' neon sign, and graphic clouds contribute to the leisurely, summery atmosphere evocative of the pavilion’s heyday. The design’s matte, even color application and the absence of gradients underscore a contemporary take on classic graphical flatness. The visual narrative conjures images of urban relaxation typical of 1960s summers. Steady horizontal rhythms, repeated by the parasol shadows and crisp retro typography, suggest a sense of weightless respite, while the period details—neon signage and stylized clouds—create a subtle bridge between architectural heritage and present-day nostalgia. The story of the Balaton Pavilion lingers here as a distilled graphical memory, accentuating the timeless quality of modernism as it endures outside its original context. This poster is well-suited as a centrepiece within a home gallery wall or above a workspace. It pairs harmoniously with other works themed around 20th-century architecture or bold typography, complemented by natural wood veneers, matte ceramics, and neutral or pastel textiles. Interiors dominated by soft colors and clean geometric forms heighten its visual impact. Diffused lighting reinforces its summer character, while potted plants and a simple shelf lined with art books create an inviting setting for this urban icon.