A room takes shape through the objects we choose to live with. Some hold the things we reach for every day. Others bring a plant into view or give a pet a place beside us. At ITS CORK, these small, familiar moments are the starting point for design.
Cork gives the collection its visual language: warm tones, a fine granular texture and a surface that brings depth to simple forms. Alongside it, other materials introduce contrast, structure and different ways of using an object.
Starting with an everyday need
A useful object should make sense in its setting. A holder belongs where devices tend to gather. A planter needs a position that works for both the room and the plant. A cat bed should fit into a shared living space while leaving room for the animal’s own preferences.
Thinking about these situations helps us connect appearance with purpose. A curve can define a resting area; an inclined surface can bring a screen into view; a slim stand can lift a plant above the surrounding furniture.
Giving contrast a purpose
Our collection brings cork together with selected materials rather than treating it as an isolated surface. In NEXO, a gold-coloured retaining bar adds a precise line across a rounded cork body. In ALTO, a dark metal stand gives a cylindrical planter a lighter outline.
The interest comes from the relationship between the elements: matte beside reflective, broad beside slender, rounded beside straight. A restrained palette lets these differences remain visible.
Objects that belong in the room
We favour pieces that can sit comfortably among the things you already own. Cork can connect with timber, soften the appearance of dark metal or add texture beside plain textiles. It does not need an entire room designed around it.
Explore a piece through its shape, its materials and the role it could play in your routine. That is where a new object begins to feel at home.
Cork, Reimagined: Objects for Modern Living
A room takes shape through the objects we choose to live with. Some hold the things we reach for every day. Others bring a plant into view or give a pet a place beside us. At ITS CORK, these small, familiar moments are the starting point for design.
Cork gives the collection its visual language: warm tones, a fine granular texture and a surface that brings depth to simple forms. Alongside it, other materials introduce contrast, structure and different ways of using an object.
Starting with an everyday need
A useful object should make sense in its setting. A holder belongs where devices tend to gather. A planter needs a position that works for both the room and the plant. A cat bed should fit into a shared living space while leaving room for the animal’s own preferences.
Thinking about these situations helps us connect appearance with purpose. A curve can define a resting area; an inclined surface can bring a screen into view; a slim stand can lift a plant above the surrounding furniture.
Giving contrast a purpose
Our collection brings cork together with selected materials rather than treating it as an isolated surface. In NEXO, a gold-coloured retaining bar adds a precise line across a rounded cork body. In ALTO, a dark metal stand gives a cylindrical planter a lighter outline.
The interest comes from the relationship between the elements: matte beside reflective, broad beside slender, rounded beside straight. A restrained palette lets these differences remain visible.
Objects that belong in the room
We favour pieces that can sit comfortably among the things you already own. Cork can connect with timber, soften the appearance of dark metal or add texture beside plain textiles. It does not need an entire room designed around it.
Explore a piece through its shape, its materials and the role it could play in your routine. That is where a new object begins to feel at home.
Explore the ITS CORK collection.