He designed banknotes, she participated in the war pretending to be a man. Their house became a monument.

The property at Myśliwiecka 10 has been registered as a historic site, highlighting the contributions of notable artists Zygmunt Kamiński and Zofia Trzcińska-Kamińska. The house, built around 1925, showcases interwar cooperative architecture and post-war reconstruction in Warsaw. Kamiński was a prominent graphic artist and professor, while Trzcińska-Kamińska was a sculptor who disguised herself as a man to serve in World War I. The house features a unique front elevation with a two-tone sgraffito and retains elements of medieval and Art Deco aesthetics. The site also includes a former sculpting studio and a garden with fruit trees.