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TAKE ME is a fashion, design, photography and music magazine. With every issue, published in collectioner’s quality, it establishes itself as a pioneer project on the Polish press market.

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T A K E M E a s t o n i s h e s

a n y o n e w h o t a k e s

a l o o k a t i t .

I t p r o v e s t h a t

f o r a c o n s c i o u s ,

d e m a n d i n g r e a d e r ,

a l u x u r i o u s a n d

t r e n d s e t t i n g m a g a z i n e

i s t h e b e s t w a y

t o d i s t i n g u i s h

o n e s e l f .

T A K E M E o f f e r s

a u n i q u e s p a c e

f o r r e a d e r s a n d

a d v e r t i s i n g ,

a n i n n o v a t i o n

o n t h e P o l i s h m a r k e t .

T A K E M E i s t h e

n e w , f a s c i n a t i n g

b e g i n n i n g .

L I F E B E G I N S H E R E

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TAKE ME philosophy

TAKE ME is a fashion, design, photography and music magazine. With every issue, published

in collectioner’s quality, it establishes itself as a pioneer project on the Polish press market.

TAKE ME is bilingual, which enables international distribution and allows a broader reception of the

published content. It is read by the people in charge in the world of fashion, design and music.

TAKE ME focuses on active audiences with sophisticated taste, women as well as men – individuals who

appreciate high quality and wish to read about inspiring poeple and trends before anyone else does it.

Thanks to the form and the freshness of TAKE ME, creators and trendsetters from around Europe

(Hervé Landry, Saverio Palatella, Darien Mynarski, Anna Wyżykowska) like to collaborate with us and

demanding readers in Poland eventually have a magazine that meets universal standards.

Reader profile

TAKE ME is created for readers who seek a message that is meaningful and rich in universal beauty, while being

a work of art at the same time. They want an unconventional medium, that will make them stand out in the

crowd. They seek new talents, in professional or in private life, new identities and ideas, but most of all, they

want to have a cohesive and detailed piece in their hands, which they can relate to. Once every three months

we stop the time and try to capture the essence of the moment in the surrounding culture. We reguarly seduce with

outstanding quality of the issue and make even more people dive head-first into the special world of TAKE ME.

Those are the people who seek inspiration and inspire others, regardless of age.

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Design

TAKE ME is a magazine for those, who value quality and thoughtful solutions, for those, who

know their way around the newest design trends, who are able to acquire high-quality products.

The magazine presents the most important phenomena, forecasts trends and informs about all the

most inspiring events. TAKE ME was the only Polish magazine present at the Milan Design Fair 2011.

In Poland, we closely cooperate with the organizers of such design events as Arena Design or Łódź

Design. During those events, important guests, trendsetters and creators receive an issue of TAKE ME.

Interviews with individualities like the Bouroullec brothers, Pentagram Studio or Tomek Rygalik introduce

the readers to the subject design on an European level.

Our Contributors studio Pentagram (Londyn), Tomasz Rygalik, Wzorowo - Grupa Projektowa, Katarzyna

Okińczyc, H3AR, mode:lina - Jerzy Woźniak, Paweł Garus, Minimaforms, Katarzyna

Bukowska, DODOPLAN (Dorota Januszek, Honorata Poznańska, Iza Brola), Marta Iwanina,

Mowodesign, Zofia Popławska, Franciszek Sterczewski, Klara Czerniewska, Maciej Baszko

Trybek, Paweł Grobelny, MOA- Wojtek Łanecki, Marek Maciuba, Mathieu Mercier, Herve

Landry, Łódź Design, Prodesign, STGU

oddziaływać na jego zmysły. I nie jest to wiecznie żywa meblościanka pomalowana, na żywe kolory. Materiały, które zostały użyte do produkcji tego mebla oraz jego przy-stępna, z perspektywy młodego użytkow-nika, forma zachwycają użytecznością oraz

prostotą.

Za sukcesem firmy Iker stanął sam Tomasz Rygalik. Co by nie wyszło spod jego ręki, zawsze zyskuje uznanie w środo-

wisku designerów oraz zwykłych konsumen-tów. Tym razem nie było inaczej. Siedzi-sko Leming, na nowo określające pers- pektywę, z której człowiek odbiera otaczającą go rzeczywistość, zadziwiło wielu zaproszo-

nych gości.

Design to również zabawa proporcjami. Z tego zabiegu skorzystał producent mebli Noti za sprawą projektu ORIGONO Piotra Kuch-cińskiego, Sofy na pierwszy rzut oka przypo-

minającą formą znane każdemu dziecku nie tylko w Japonii, ale i w Polsce origami.

Natomiast Oskar Zięta przywiózł to Mediolanu słynne krzesło Plopp wyglądające jak nadmuchane helem balonowe siedzisko, które w efekcie okazuje się wytrzymałym

meblem zrobionym z metalu.

Nie zapominajmy również o Unpolished 6 – young design from Poland, czyli szóstej

edycji wystawy powstałej pod czujnym okiem Agnieszki Jacobson-Cieleckiej i Pawła Grobelnego. Od dwóch lat prezen-towana jest ona na najważniejszych wyda-rzeniach z dziedziny wzornictwa. Swoją premierę miała w 2009 roku w Brukseli i obecnie postrzegana jest jako świetna okazja do wypromowania młodych i zdol-nych designerów z Polski. W tym roku sko-rzystało z niej 12 artystów i grup projekto-w ych : A g n i e s z k i   B a r, A z e d e s i g n

(Anna Kotowicz-Puszkarewicz + Artur Puszkarewicz), Beton (Marta Rowińska +  Lech Rowiński), Agnieszka Czop i Joanna Rusin, Gogo (Maria Makowska +  Piotr Stolarski), Kosmos  Project (Ewa Bochen + Maciej Jelski), Bogdan Kosak, Malafora (Agata Kulik-Pomorska + Paweł Pomorski), Kariny Marusińskiej, Po o r   D e s i g n ( B a r t o s z M u c h a ) , Monika Patuszyńska i Magdalena Trzcionka. Ta mocna wizytówka skutecznie zwróciła

oczy Mediolanu na potencjał, jaki niewątpli-wie tkwi w polskich projektach.

Milan Design Week 2011 z perspektywy rodzimych projektantów uznać należy za udany. Co jednak bardziej zwróciło moją uwagę, to fakt, że bez ironii i zbędnego patosu w głosie, możemy mówić o polskiej szkole wzornictwa, która nie boi się przemawiać własnym językiem, pełnym

tradycji i nowoczesności. ×

Vox, Mamama by Marta Krupińska 

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Fashion

Each issue of TAKE ME opens up the minds of our

readers to the most innovative and unpretentious

designers, who unveil their talents before our very

eyes. We inspire professionals from the fashion

world, young designers and all those interested

in fashion culture, showing different interpretations

of the current trends.

TAKE ME presents a wide variety of designers,

from those who create luxury pieces to rebels

and individualists, in order to capture their stories,

for you to read in TAKE ME’s editiorials. By closely

collaborating with photographers, designers

and stylists we create stories which are variations

of beauty, perfectly pinpointing our philosophy.

Our Contributors

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Leslie Hsu, Amilcare Incalza, Igor Drozdowski, Nico Dyszel, Allan Amato, Piotr Stokłosa, Zosia Zija

and Jacek Pióro, Marcin Twardowski, Krzysztof Wyżyński, Michał Korta, Antonina Dolaniecka, Norbert

Banaszyk, Dylan Forsberg, Mateusz Jerzyk, Qiang Meng.

STYLISTS:

Olga Bittner, Ania Rózga, Masa Jin, Darien Mynarski, Iwona Leliwa Kopystyńska, Ewa Pałdyna, Karolina

Jassek, Małgorzata Wejman, John Swiatek, Ania Jóźwiak, Karolina Gliniecka, Clement Zheng, Kamila

Picz, Krzysztof Wyżyński & Lola, Marta Płóciennik, Adam Kruczek, Manuel Menini, Ricric Chen, Matylda

Rosłaniec, Ida Aiello, Marie Revelut, Barbara Castro, Marcin Brylski.

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Events

TAKE ME is present at many different occasions that match our interests. We participate actively by

covering such events as Milano Design Week, Łódź Design, Design Attack, La Biennale Di Venezia, London

Fashion Week, Fashion Philosophy Fashion Week, Fashion Business Conference Warsaw, Fotofestiwal,

Month of Photography in Cracow, International Comic Book Festival, Audioriver, Żywiec Granie na Żywo,

Off Festival, Polish Guitar Academy and theatre shows, i.a. Dangerous Liasons or the Rocky Horror Show.

TAKE ME also organizes events, like the international Pecha Kucha Night.

Circulation: 10.000 copies

Readership: 30.000 people

Women: 65%

Men: 35 %

Age: 18-24 – 15%

25-34 – 35%

35-44 – 31%

45+ – 9%

Distribution, circulation EMPIK/RUCH/ KOLPORTER

advertising agencies, model agencies,

photographic studios, restaurants,

4 and 5 star hotels, events organized by us or

which we attend and take under patronage

(i.a. Art’n’Fashion Festival, Fashion Business

Conference, Pecha Kucha Night Warsaw-Poznan-

Łodz)

publishing cycle: quarterly (September,

December, March, June)

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More information regarding advertising:

+48 664 315 232

Magazine format

Full page: 235mm x 315 mm (+5 mm bleed)

Spread: 470 mm x 315 mm (+5 mm bleed)

CMYK, 300 DPI, type in vector, TIF, EPS or PDF,

in case of single-page advertisement–

placement negotiable (left or right side)

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Creative direCtor Michał Gołaś

[email protected]

editor iN CHieFDominik Fórmanowicz

[email protected]

PublisHerFundacja Twórcy Możliwości

ul. Garncarska 9 61-817 Poznań

[email protected]

drawmeJerzy Woźniak, Franciszek Sterczewski

[email protected]

sHootme / dressmeIgor Drozdowski [email protected]

musemeMagda Howorska

[email protected]

italiaN PubliC relatioNs STUDIO TERENZI, MARA TERENZI

[email protected]. +39 02 66719268

dressme milaN / loNdoNDarien Mynarski

[email protected]

editorEla Korsak

[email protected] / [email protected]

subsCriPtioNKrystian Lurka

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marketiNg & advertisiNg oFFiCe, PatroNageKatarzyna Kin

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