The file shows 1 of 12 modules of the Eikore collection: a pouf with a storage system

The Eikore collection is based on the combination of three words: eik (Danish for "oak"), eikel (Danish for "acorn") and core, which translates from English as "base"

The collection's form-building is based on the principle of combining volumes and textures - the highlight of Eikore items, which refers us to the appearance of an acorn, consisting of a fruit and a kind of "cap" covering it. The finish is no coincidence either: the oak base, tinted to look like walnut, recalls the darker shade of the acorn compared to the wood of this tree. And the shape that the fabric forms when it moves to the sidebars reproduces that very "cap"

The visual language of Eikore conveys a sense of closeness to nature, coziness and comfort. As a result, we created a system of 12 modules: a daybed, a chaise longue, a corner module, a single module, an open corner armchair, a straight module, a straight connecting module without a back, three types of tables, a pouf and an armchair.