Belgian label KØGE Design highlights the durability and timelessness of stainless steel through a collection of contemporary furniture for indoors and out. Tables, stools, lighting: each piece is part of a coherent whole.
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With this stainless steel collection, KØGE Design explores an aesthetic that is both radical and restrained. Stripped of all superfluity, the pieces convey a sense of precision: balanced proportions, clean lines, and an honest expression of material. Stainless steel, resistant, recyclable and durable, emerges here as a natural choice.
Founded by Hadrien Bindels after his architecture studies, the label develops a precise formal vocabulary, at the intersection of design and architecture. Each object is designed to last, both in its function and in its expression.
The Isla tables and stools, created in collaboration with chef Paul Delrez, reinterpret the spirit of Parisian terraces with a contemporary edge. Made from matt stainless steel, they integrate seamlessly into both interior and exterior settings.
The duo of coffee tables plays with the balance of volumes and the precision of lines. They combine robustness and elegance while expressing a confident contemporary aesthetic. The side table extends this search for purity. Its top seems to float above a curved base, incorporating a discreet storage space for books and magazines. In a more functional register, the book holder transforms an everyday object into a graphic element.
The Boxing Ring Lamp 081, developed in collaboration with the label Imprécis, founded by Brussels-based architect Matthieu Doucet, reinterprets the aesthetics of the boxing ring through a distinctive lighting piece. Its double-layer construction combines an internal structure inspired by Japanese paper with a stainless steel outer shell, filtering the light to create a warm halo.
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KØGE Design
www.kogedesign.com
