Oso I writing desk

Exciting design grabs our attention almost automatically.

Because it shatters conventions. Because it challenges

what we have learned. Because something is simply different.

Like OSO, the new collection by Peter Fehrentz.

Here, conventional categories become blurred. Apparent

opposites are aesthetically united. Powerful and elegant.

Heavy and floating. Opulent and purist. Aspects that are

constantly rebalanced from object to object. The result is

a consistent but open design language whose furniture

statements are unmistakably beautiful, even as stand-alone

pieces.