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12/08/2026

The role of outdoor furniture reflects the way we think about living spaces today. Comfort, craftsmanship and considered design extend naturally beyond the interior, shaping terraces and gardens with the same sense of purpose, coherence and detail as the rooms inside.

The KRASSKY terrace brings together outdoor collections from leading design brands such as , and with furniture by brands focused on outdoor living, including , , , .living, among others. The result is a series of distinct settings for dining, relaxing and spending time outside, each considered as part of one complete environment.

Sunbathing with a book, lingering over a morning coffee, sharing a bowl of summer fruit or letting lunch stretch well into the afternoon – these are the simple rituals that give a terrace its meaning. Good outdoor design creates the conditions for them to happen naturally.

Much of the character of WINE COLLECTORS comes from elements created specifically for the interior. Furniture, lighting ...
06/08/2026

Much of the character of WINE COLLECTORS comes from elements created specifically for the interior. Furniture, lighting installations and finishing details were developed as individual responses to the space, allowing the original concept to extend into every material, surface and object.

At the centre of the main hall stands an 11.5-metre ashwood table created by Latvian artists Andris Eglītis (Andris Eglitis) and Augusts Eglītis. Above it, a serpent-shaped light installation by sculptor Roberts Bāliņš (Roberts Balins | Contemporary Sculptor) traces a sculptural line through the room, while a mural by Elizabete Slavinska (ELIZABETE PATRĪCIJA ROZA SLAVINSKA) introduces visitors to the project’s symbolic universe. Each work contributes its own voice while remaining part of a coherent spatial composition.

KRASSKY coordinated the development and production of the bespoke solutions, bringing together designers, artists, local craftspeople and international manufacturers. The project demonstrates how individual craftsmanship and technically complex production can be integrated within a contemporary hospitality interior, giving Wine Collectors an identity that could belong to no other place.

04/08/2026

At .lv, light performs several roles at once. It reveals the depth and colour of more than 450 wines, draws attention to artworks and bespoke details, and creates an intimate setting for dining, tasting and conversation. The central challenge was to combine the visual clarity required by a wine boutique with the softer atmosphere of a bistro, without allowing either function to dominate.

KRASSKY developed the lighting design for Wine Collectors, carefully balancing atmosphere with technical precision. A series of on-site demonstrations allowed each solution to be tested before installation, ensuring that beam angles, colour rendering and light levels responded precisely to the materials and objects within the interior. Automatic and manual lighting scenes, controlled through the @ casambi_technologies wireless system, allow the ambience to adapt to different times of day and ways of using the space.

Parscan New spotlights with Zoom optics and interchangeable lenses provide flexibility throughout the main hall, illuminating everything from large-scale artworks to individual bottles with equal precision. In the Fine & Rare room, .lightaddicted Tono and Ariel luminaires introduce the controlled optics associated with museum and concept-store lighting. Together, these solutions make light an active part of the interior architecture – directing attention, responding to changing displays and shaping the experience of each space.

WINE COLLECTORS is conceived as a place where wine becomes a medium for stories, encounters and shared experience. Desig...
30/07/2026

WINE COLLECTORS is conceived as a place where wine becomes a medium for stories, encounters and shared experience. Designed by Lelde Ozoliņa and Edgars Kaufmanis, the interior unfolds gradually, revealing new perspectives, symbols and atmospheric details as visitors move between the wine boutique, bistro and more intimate tasting spaces.

Its spatial narrative draws on universal cultural archetypes, with the Garden of Eden forming a central symbolic thread. An 11.5-metre ashwood table and the serpent-shaped light installation above it reference the tree of knowledge and the serpent, while wine shelving evokes a library: each bottle holds a story of its origin, becoming a chapter within a wider collection. Deep greens, burgundy tones and warm natural timber extend this narrative through colour.

KRASSKY managed the project and delivered its finishing solutions, furniture, textiles, sanitaryware and lighting design. Bringing together the designers’ concept, bespoke elements, local craftsmanship and international brands required both technical precision and close coordination. The result reflects KRASSKY’s ability to translate a complex interior idea into a coherent hospitality environment, resolved down to its smallest detail.

Design: Lelde Ozoliņa (Lelde Ozolina), Edgars Kaufmanis
Year: 2025
Location: Rīga, Latvija
Area: 246 m2

08/07/2026

2026 collection is guided by a philosophical sense of contrast: the precision of the human hand, the instinctive forms of nature, and the elusive movement of light. From this interplay emerges a textile collection that resists stillness, allowing each material to shift, soften, and reveal itself differently throughout the day.

Its beauty lies in this quiet sense of transformation. Through refined spinning and dyeing techniques, each textile develops a chromatic architecture of its own, changing in tone, depth, and density as light moves across its surface. Morning haze, afternoon clarity, the warmth of evening – each moment reveals another register of colour, texture, and material nuance.

The collection feels especially attuned to contemporary interiors, where refinement is increasingly defined by tactility, restraint, and emotional ease. Métaphores draws on the intelligence of textile tradition while responding to a modern desire for calm and refuge, creating fabrics that bring both structure and softness to the spaces they inhabit.

06/07/2026

Gioia lettura by is designed for quiet rituals: reading, working, reflecting, or simply softening the mood of a room. With its sculptural form and highly adaptable performance, it brings a refined sense of purpose to spaces where focus and comfort converge.

Its strength lies in adaptability. Gioia lettura can illuminate an entire room or create a precise pool of light for reading, while adjustable height, orientation, colour temperature, and intensity allow the atmosphere to shift with the moment. Both the body and head rotate 360 degrees, making the direction of light feel effortless and intuitive.

Awarded Gold in the Lighting category at the iF Design Award, Gioia was selected among the 75 most outstanding designs from more than 11,000 entries – a recognition of lighting shaped by performance, elegance, and sensitivity to atmosphere.

02/07/2026

Modulor reimagines the boiserie as a contemporary architectural system. Rather than treating the wall as a background, it transforms it into a precise, customizable surface – able to organise, display, conceal and illuminate with the clarity that defines Rimadesio’s design language.

The system is entirely made to measure and flexible enough to respond to different architectural contexts, from private residences to offices, retail environments and contract projects. Very thin shelves, suspended cabinets, glass display cases and hinged doors can be integrated into a composition of horizontal and vertical profiles, allowing each wall to become a tailored interior landscape.

The system resolves multiple functions with remarkable visual clarity. Panelling, storage, passages and dimmable LED lighting are brought together in a language of restraint and precision, creating interiors that feel composed, atmospheric and intelligently equipped.

30/06/2026

2026 collection unfolds as a refined exploration of conceptual abstraction, moving beyond literal interpretations of nature to embrace a language of graphic form, structure and chromatic composition. Its references are wide-ranging – from the sculptural grandeur of the Dolomites to the linear rhythm of the Paris Métro and the industrial energy of the Pompidou Centre – yet they are translated into a cohesive and evocative textile narrative.

Among the collection’s most striking pieces is “Nouvelle Vague”, a jacquard velvet that evokes both the look and tactile intensity of a tiger’s coat. Bright yarns heighten the fabric’s natural luminosity, creating an elegant play of sheen and shadow across the surface. Particularly well suited to upholstery, it brings depth, movement and a quietly magnetic presence to furniture.

With “Darwinista”, the mood turns more enigmatic. This jacquard velvet reveals a dense, dreamlike forest inhabited by sinuous snakes, hypnotic tigers, glossy-feathered toucans and fleeing monkeys, all of which seem to return the viewer’s gaze. Inspired by Rousseau le Douanier and Art Deco, the design combines exotic imagination with ornamental rigour.

The collection’s quieter complexity is expressed in “Phi”, a fabric that transforms embroidery into a form of cosmography. Tiny reliefs, each created from 83 straight stitches layered one over another, form a constellation across pure, undyed wool satin. In shades of ivory, pearl and bronze, the tone-on-tone effect emerges against the matte ground of the “Music” fabric, lending curtains and decorative applications a fluid, gently undulating elegance.

09/06/2026

Comfort is often spoken of as a technical achievement, but in the case of .official Standard sofa, it feels closer to a philosophy. Designed by Francesco Binfaré, the sofa has become the brand’s best-known and best-loved piece, admired not only for its visual softness but for the rare kind of ease it brings into a room. There is a generosity to it that goes beyond scale or upholstery: it invites the body to settle, to shift, to inhabit space more freely.

Its modular structure is key to that sense of freedom. Composed of irregularly shaped elements, Standard resists rigid symmetry and instead encourages compositions that feel intuitive, fluid and deeply personal. Each module can exist as part of a larger landscape or as an independent piece in its own right, while the Smart Cushion system, with its adjustable 3D backrests, allows the sofa to adapt almost choreographically to the way one wants to sit, recline or gather. Beneath that comfort lies Edra’s patented Gellyfoam technology, developed to give the cushions their distinctive responsiveness and support.

That balance between freedom and precision feels entirely in keeping with Binfaré’s way of thinking. An artist, intellectual and designer with a long and distinguished relationship with Edra, he has spent decades working at the intersection of creativity, research and industrial culture. Since joining Edra in the early 1990s, he has helped define a new language for the sofa: one that is expressive, transformative and deeply human. Standard captures that vision with rare clarity, and its availability in an outdoor version only expands the reach of a design already shaped by versatility.

04/06/2026

There is an enduring intimacy to the illuminated mirror. It belongs to dressing rooms, private rituals and the suspended moment before one enters the world. Mito sfera takes this cultural memory and reinterprets it with contemporary restraint, replacing the theatrical bulb-framed mirror with a luminous object shaped by precision, clarity and intuitive technology.

The mirror luminaire provides glare-free illumination that can be tailored to the moment, from intensity to colour temperature. With light quality measured against the benchmark of daylight, colours appear deep, natural and nuanced.

Occhio’s design language has always been rooted in the belief that advanced technology should feel intuitive, almost effortless. Mito sfera embodies this idea through gesture control, allowing the light to be switched on and off, dimmed and adjusted in colour temperature with a simple movement of the hand. The result is a mirror that does not merely illuminate a room, but turns an everyday moment into a quietly cinematic experience.

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