COKI.

COKI (pronounced [co-ki]) is an Italian-based home decor brand, founded in 2017 by architectural and product designer Coki Barbieri. COKI brings to life a sustainable way of conceiving the product design for the home. Nature inspires environmentally conscious creations, which are imbued with emotional energy while maintaining their aesthetic impact and practical functionality. The precious objects collection is made in Italy with natural and vegan origin materials and created by the local craftsmen expanding a new slow living awareness and a new regenerative approach to raw materials.

Main products: vases, sculpture/decorations, table lamps, candleholders, and candles.

Year of establishment:

2018

Number of employees:

UP TO 2 EMPLOYEES

Annual turnover:

Under 250.000 Euro

Reference year of turnover:

2019

Export turnover:

Less than 75.000 Euro

Activities:

Fashion design and industrial design activities

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COKI. - 2023-24 VASES CATALOG

COKI. - 2023-24 BRAND DECK

Company:

CARLOTTA BARBIERI

Telephone:

+39 333.2376311

Address:

VIA CONSOLARE, 148

City:

RIMINI (RN)

Zip Code:

47923

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The Cochleae vases collection is inspired by the life cycle of the snails. It captures their growth when the invertebrate's body (represented by the curved glass) develops upwards from the embracing shell symbolized by semicircular shells handcrafted from fragments of historical stones, recovered and reprocessed following a sustainable production cycle. The surface of the handcrafted stone piece is treated with an ecological substance developed by COKI. The glass and stone components are not glued and can be separated, disassembled, and ready for new uses.



The Cochleae vases collection is inspired by the life cycle of the snails. It captures their growth when the invertebrate's body (represented by the curved glass) develops upwards from the embracing shell symbolized by semicircular shells handcrafted from fragments of historical stones, recovered and reprocessed following a sustainable production cycle. The surface of the handcrafted stone piece is treated with an ecological substance developed by COKI. The glass and stone components are not glued and can be separated, disassembled, and ready for new uses.



Inspired by the life stages of snails, this vase is the smallest version of the Cochleae collection.
Metamorfosi collection symbolizes the snail's body (represented by the curved glass) that finally rises free towards the sky, supporting itself thanks to its shell (the stone components), divided into two parts.

This vase comprises four elements that can be disassembled and reused since they are only placed next to each other through a particular shape that avoids permanent connections.
The stone is entirely handmade, created using fragments of sedimentary rocks combined with mineral pigments without extracting new material and electricity. The surface is hand carved.



The collection of vases inspired by the life cycle of Lepidoptera features the chrysalis (Chrysallis) and the butterfly (Papilio).
The biggest butterflies inspire the Papilio vase. The sustainable stone components identify the body extension of the wings and antennae, while the painted glass cylinder draws its abdomen.
This vase comprises four elements that can be disassembled and reused since they are only placed next to each other through a particular shape that avoids permanent connections.
The stone is entirely handmade, created using fragments of Italian sedimentary stones combined with mineral pigments, without the extraction of new material and the use of electricity. The surface is hand carved. Given the naturalness of the pigments used, it is possible to notice a slight color variation compared to the image.



The collection of vases inspired by the life cycle of Lepidoptera features the chrysalis (Chrysallis) and the butterfly (Papilio).
The evolution of the chrysalis inspires the Chrysallis vase. The sustainable stone components identify the open cocoon, while the painted glass cylinder outlines the future body of the adult butterfly. The fractured processing of glass and stone simulates the appearance of forms in the making. It is done by hand, resulting in uniqueness for each specimen, which may present slight differences compared to the photograph.

This vase comprises three elements that can be disassembled and reused since they are only placed side by side through a particular shape that avoids permanent connections.
The stone is entirely handmade, created using fragments of Italian sedimentary rocks combined with mineral pigments, without extracting new material or electricity. Given the naturalness of the pigments used, it is possible to notice a slight color variation compared to the image.