In the late 1980s, Eugeniusz Pasymowski worked in a local carpentry shop. He was ambitious in his craft, which attracted the attention of the locals. The regime was not sympathetic to democratic and capitalist trade, so many locals had limited access to goods. Eugeniusz saw an opportunity.

After work, Eugeniusz sold furniture he had built in his garage. People started talking, and the business grew. To make production easier, he outsourced time-consuming work so he could focus on other things like design and materials sourcing. Years passed and in the early 90s there was a system change in Poland. The change made Poland an independent state, which brought opportunities for businesses but not enough jobs.

That was when Meble Pasymowski was founded. Eugeniusz gave full-time employment to many local people, boosting the morale and well-being of the community. With stable growth, the labour force was no longer sufficient and appropriate machinery was purchased to support production demand. Today, Meble Pasymowski has grown significantly, employing 100 full-time workers, producing over 2000 items daily and serving millions of satisfied customers world wide.