Habrat is a Polish glass studio founded in Krosno in 1997 and known for expressive contemporary glass sculptures and decorative objects by artist Maciej Habrat. Using the fusing technique, Habrat combines layers of glass, colour, transparency and sculptural form.
Available exclusively in India at Spacio, the Habrat collection brings Polish art glass to contemporary interiors through expressive figures, floral sculptures, face-inspired forms and other decorative glass objects.
Habrat is a Polish glass studio established in Krosno in 1997 by artist Maciej Habrat. The studio creates contemporary glass sculptures and decorative objects where colour, transparency, layering and sculptural form come together. Its work ranges from expressive figures and face-inspired forms to floral sculptures, hanging objects and other decorative glass pieces.
Habrat's work is made using the fusing technique, allowing layers of glass to be shaped and combined into distinctive forms. Available exclusively in India at Spacio, the collection brings a distinctive Polish approach to contemporary glass art and interior styling.
Fusing is central to Habrat's creative process. Layers or pieces of glass are combined through controlled heating, allowing colour, transparency and form to become part of the structure of the object. This gives Habrat sculptures their layered appearance and distinctive visual depth.
The relationship between glass and light is also important. Transparent and translucent areas can respond to the surrounding light and colours of an interior, while layered glass creates changes in depth and texture as the sculpture is viewed from different angles.
The Habrat collection at Spacio includes several different expressions of contemporary glass art. Sculptural figures bring a more expressive character, while face-inspired works use colour, layering and form to create distinctive focal points. Floral sculptures offer a more organic direction, introducing height, colour and movement into an arrangement.
Selected Habrat pieces can be explored within Spacio's Glass Sculptures collection, alongside other European glass artists and studios. The wider Sculptures & Art Objects collection also places Habrat within Spacio's broader selection of sculptural objects.
Colour is one of the defining characteristics of Habrat's work. Strong combinations of red, orange, blue, turquoise, gold and other tones give individual sculptures their visual identity, while transparent glass allows the surrounding light to become part of the composition.
The result is a collection that can range from quieter decorative forms to highly expressive statement objects. The choice of colour and scale can therefore be considered in relation to the interior rather than treating every sculpture in the same way.
A Habrat sculpture can be used as a focal point on a console, sideboard or display cabinet, or incorporated into a more layered arrangement on a coffee table or shelf. Larger floral or figurative pieces can introduce height, while smaller objects can bring colour and detail to a carefully edited composition.
For interior designers and stylists, the variety of forms makes it possible to select a sculpture according to the role it needs to play. A strong colour can create contrast within a neutral interior, while a transparent or more compact form can add visual interest without dominating the setting.
Habrat sculptures are suited to living rooms, foyers, studies, home offices and other residential or professional spaces where decorative objects are selected for both their visual character and their relationship with the surrounding interior.
Spacio introduced Habrat to the Indian market as part of its selection of distinctive European and international design brands. The collection gives Indian homeowners, architects, interior designers and collectors access to contemporary Polish glass art that was previously difficult to experience in India.
Navin Kanodia curated Habrat for Spacio as part of his continuing focus on identifying distinctive international design and bringing it to Indian interiors. His approach looks beyond conventional decorative objects to pieces with a clear design identity, material character and strong relationship with interior styling.
Habrat's launch in India was also marked by its presentation at The Wedding Collective 2026 in Mumbai, reflecting the versatility of its glass sculptures as objects for interiors, art-led settings and special occasion gifting.
Habrat is available exclusively at Spacio in India. The collection can be explored through Spacio's online selection as well as at its retail stores in Mumbai and Kolkata, giving customers an opportunity to see the colour, transparency, scale and sculptural form of the pieces in person.
The Spacio Mumbai store at Laxmi Industrial Estate, Andheri West brings Habrat together with Spacio's wider selection of European luxury decor, sculptures and interior styling objects.
In Kolkata, the Spacio Kolkata store at Topsia Road South provides another destination to explore Habrat alongside Spacio's broader collection of furniture, lighting, decor and art objects.
Habrat is a Polish glass studio established in Krosno in 1997 and known for contemporary art glass sculptures and decorative objects created by artist Maciej Habrat.
Habrat uses glass as a sculptural medium, combining fused layers, colour, transparency and expressive forms rather than focusing primarily on functional glassware.
The collection includes expressive figures, face-inspired sculptures, floral forms and other contemporary decorative glass objects in different colours, shapes and sizes.
Habrat sculptures can be styled on consoles, sideboards, coffee tables, shelves and display cabinets, as well as in living rooms, foyers, studies and home offices.
Habrat is available exclusively at Spacio in India, including through Spacio's online collection and its Mumbai and Kolkata stores.
Spacio brings Habrat's contemporary Polish glass art to India through an exclusive collection of expressive sculptures and decorative objects. With fused glass, strong colour, transparency and distinctive forms, Habrat offers a considered way to introduce art-led character into contemporary interiors.
