OKHA Design Studio

RAVINE COLLECTION. DRINKS CABINET ​

Mirrored interior panels, a recessed pouring platform, push-release drawer, and concealed LED lighting. Produced in solid European oak in a range of stain finishes, the interior mirror options include bronze, grey, or silver. Bold lines, pure geometry, textural detailing and distinctly crafted character define this glamourous piece. ​

Balancing storage with display, the wall - mounted Ravine Drinks Cabinet becomes both object and architecture.

RAVINE COLLECTION. LAGO CONSOLE.

The Lago server brings together shaped marble and oak timber through softened lines and considered carved detailing. Surface texture becomes part of the experience, while its gentle geometry balances modernisms’ timeless lines with a more contemporary expression of crafted cabinetry. ​

Photography: David Ross
Artwork: Jonothan Freemantle
Construction: Atlantic Renovators

RAVINE COLLECTION. TANGO DINING TABLE​

Soft geometry prevails with the TANGO dining table, both in the shaping of the table legs, horizontal support beam and the textured ceramic table inlays. Finessed proportions and a balancing of materials are the signature of TANGO.

Creating environments with feeling, clarity and a deep sense of connection. When OKHA designs interiors, so much of the process considers how a space is lived in, how it is experienced and how interior and exterior environments can exist in a spacial ecosystem

OKHA Interiors is a natural extension of the studio’s furniture practice. ​The same consideration of form, proportion and feeling moves from object to room, and from furniture to atmosphere, creating spaces​ that feel connected as a whole. We call this Sculpting Space.​

Bespoke pieces naturally form part of that process, developed specifically​ for a project and allowing an interior to become more personal and uniquely its own​.

Every OKHA interior starts with paying attention to the people who will inhabit it, the way they live, and the feeling they want to come home to.​

“I've always seen design as not only an aesthetic and practical application but also as a creative medium for self-expression. What we choose to surround ourselves with; the décor, art and furniture, these things not only deeply impact our emotional state, but they also express who we are, how we inhabit the world and essentially, what we value.

With OKHA STUDIO, it’s our desire to create soulful, personal interiors that positively connect and communicate; easy elegant spaces that soothe, inspire and motivate a conscious way of being and reflect the diverse character of our clients.” -Adam Court

A passionate commitment to the craft of hand-knotted rugs.

Atelier Bowy × Henzel revealed Adam Court’s CLASH rug last night at Milan Design Week.

Epic in scale, with sublime texture and compelling tactility, the rug carries a powerful presence, amplified by the graphic force of the design. A limited edition of 20, it resolves as both surface and structure.

Launched yesterday at Salone del Mobile, Forma Lenta marks a considered shift in outdoor design. Conceived by Creative Director Adam Court in collaboration with Yardcom, the collection is defined by a grounded architectural presence and introduces a distinct metallic material language

Day one unfolded through interviews, opening moments and panel conversations with key voices shaping contemporary outdoor space, including SAOTA and designer Claudia Afshar.