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An original wall calendar for 2026 featuring twelve iconic artworks by Josef Rataj. Each calendar includes one exclusive photograph personally signed by the artist. The...
I painted the madness we all carry inside. That moment when you smile, but chaos lives within. The colors are loud, because that’s the world around us. This is not a character....
I was drawn to the moment just before the first note is sung. The tension hanging in the air, the breath, the emotion — everything that cannot be captured in any other way than...
With this towel, you’ll always find your sunbed. Even with sand in your eyes. An original design piece by Josef Rataj. The towel is made from a combination of two materials...
With this towel, you’ll always find your sunbed. Even with sand in your eyes. An original design piece by Josef Rataj. The towel is made from a combination of two materials...
With this towel, you’ll always find your sunbed. Even with sand in your eyes. An original design piece by Josef Rataj. The towel is made from a combination of two materials...
This painting is about the contrast between poverty and wealth. On one side, the Bronx as a symbol of the street and lack; on the other, a world of money, luxury, and fairy-tale...
For this version, I wanted a calmer, darker tone. It shows how easily screens pull us in until we forget the world around us. Two powerful figures, sitting in silence, seeing...
Strong contrast, bold paint drips, and an iconic female silhouette—the name reflects both the visual and emotional intensity of the piece.
Ray Charles, Marilyn Monroe, and a visual collage in bold red and white. Furniture that celebrates music, icons, and color.
Tony Montana in a black-and-white frame, accented with a sprayed “SCARFACE” shout. A classic sofa transformed into an iconic tribute to a cinematic legend.
An explosion of color, love, and typography. A chair bursting with optimism that transforms any space into a manifesto of joy. Street art at its finest.
A three-seater sofa featuring a portrait of John Lennon, the peace symbol, and the inscriptions “Imagine” and “Be part of the art.” Art that not only decorates but communicates.
Freddie Mercury as a British icon against the backdrop of the Union Jack. A fusion of royalty and rock royalty that delivers both a powerful visual impact and a touch of humor.
Strong contrast, bold paint drips, and an iconic female silhouette—the name reflects both the visual and emotional intensity of the piece.
A classic form, iconic motif, and bold red. This chair transforms Warhol’s symbol of consumerism into a modern visual provocation. Strong graphics, rhythmic typography, and a...
The iconic face of pop art, reimagined through bold color, contrast, and a touch of rebellion. Elegant and wild at the same time—just like this piece.
Blending an icon of feminine beauty with bold whiskey culture and a graffiti-infused style. Elegant yet daring—just like this chair.
An innocent motif set within a gritty street-art frame – provocation and joy in one.
Amy Winehouse portrayed in a dramatic contrast of black and color. Rataj captures not only her face but also the restlessness and vulnerability that defined her. A bold and...
A tribute to The Notorious B.I.G.—the face of a legend brought to life in vibrant colors, framed in gold. Hip hop, strength, and swagger transformed into a furniture statement...
A childhood icon with a grown-up face. Red graffiti, a black-and-white base, and the challenge “Be part of the art” at the heart of the chair. Boundary-pushing art with a...
