KOS studio

KOS studio
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KOS Studio specializes in the fusion of interior and product design, driven by a profound dedication to quality craftsmanship and commitment to sustainability. Embracing the principles of soft minimalism and simplicity, objects by KOS Studio provides the idea that design should be more than just visually appealing. It should also engage the senses, creating a connection that captivates both the intellect and the body. Leading this concept, studio finds its mission in distilling the very essence of design, crafting pieces that not only capture the eye but also provide tactile experience.

At ‘Forward to the Roots', KOS Studio exhibition during 3daysofdesign, the spotlight falls on the blend of time-honored Scandinavian craftsmanship and contemporary design. The Balls Tables pay homage to the art of beadwork, a quintessential element in Nordic craft. This collection acts as a bridge between the past and the present, inviting the exhibition guests to touch and feel. Complementing the tables, the chair emerges as a modern throne, inspired by the lore of the Norse gods, weaving into the narrative of Scandinavian mythology. ‘Forward to the Roots' presents a journey through time while embracing modernity. Each piece narrates the tale of a return to origins, celebrating Scandinavian design - its past, present and future.

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