about us

We are a young interdisciplinary team of five with backgrounds in furniture design, interior architecture, photography, joinery and interior Engineering. Formed through a university start-up project, we bring together conceptual and visual expertise with practical and technical knowledge — allowing us to develop furniture not only from an idea, but with a clear understanding of how it can actually be built, used and brought to life.

We develop our projects collaboratively, combining different perspectives and questioning ideas from both a design and practical point of view. Our goal is to create thoughtful furniture that is innovative and unconventional, while remaining understandable, functional and grounded in the realities of everyday life.

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our design philosophy

We believe the furniture of the future needs to do more than simply look good. It should respond to how people actually live, use resources responsibly and remain adaptable as needs and circumstances change.

Our approach combines experimentation with practicality: we explore new ideas, but always ask what is truly needed, how a product can be understood intuitively and how it can be built to last. We aim to create durable, adaptable furniture with a strong identity — combining thoughtful design with technical feasibility and craftsmanship. Our kitchen project is one example of this approach: starting from a real-life challenge and developing a solution that connects design, function and technology.

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our team

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Raphael Bogen

CEO, Founder

furniture designer, interior architect, photographer

For me, good design starts with understanding people and their everyday needs. I strive to create products that make life easier, more intuitive, and more comfortable — with a strong focus on ergonomics and thoughtful details.

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Sara Schmieding

Founder

furniture designer, product designer

I’m driven by curiosity — questioning what already exists, discovering new perspectives, and turning them into something of my own. I find inspiration through travel, connecting with different cultures, and the small observations of everyday life.

I love not only developing ideas, but bringing them to life together as a team and continuously pushing them further.

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Lewin Kreuseler

Founder

joiner, interior engineer

For me, good craftsmanship starts with the details. As a trained joiner currently studying Interior Engineering, I combine traditional craft with technical understanding. Perfection, to me, isn't a coincidence — it's the result of precision, patience, and the drive to get every single step right. Quality doesn't just show in the finished piece, but in every step that leads to it.

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Ludwig Eichberg

Founder

joiner, interior engineer

My time in joinery and interior fitting taught me to think from both ends, the idea and the object, and left me with a real enjoyment for refining ideas, questioning them, and adapting them as concepts and needs keep changing. What drives me is creating pieces that hold genuine design value without ever compromising on function.

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Finnegan Mager

Founder

interior engineer

For me, design starts with understanding materials and how they're built to last. I bring together a structural mindset with an eye for clean, timeless form. Precision and durability aren't details to me — they're the foundation. Good design should work today and hold up for years.

Interested in working with us?

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