The Button Atelier x Co.House Designs collaboration at Lulu and Georgia brings together two design studios with a shared commitment to craftsmanship, materi... Read More
The Button Atelier x Co.House Designs collaboration at Lulu and Georgia brings together two design studios with a shared commitment to craftsmanship, material quality, and interiors that feel personal and considered. The collaboration produces a curated edit of furniture and décor pieces that reflect both studios' sensibility — objects that carry the specificity and intention of designer-made work while integrating naturally into a range of residential contexts. This is design collaboration in the truest sense: not licensing, but a genuine creative exchange between two practices with complementary points of view.
Who are Button Atelier and Co.House Designs?
Button Atelier is a design studio known for furniture and objects that balance formal rigor with warmth — pieces with clear structural logic that don't sacrifice comfort or material interest for the sake of concept. Co.House Designs brings a complementary perspective focused on the domestic space and the objects that make a house feel like a home rather than a showroom. Together, the collaboration produces work that draws on both practices' strengths, with the shared quality of being designed for real rooms and real use rather than for photography alone.
What types of pieces are in the collaboration?
The Button Atelier x Co.House Designs collaboration for Lulu and Georgia spans furniture and decorative objects — seating, tables, lighting, and accent pieces that reflect the studios' combined aesthetic. Each piece in the collaboration is designed with material quality and longevity in mind, and with the intention of working alongside existing furniture rather than requiring a complete room redesign. Explore the full collection for current availability.
How do I style the Button Atelier x Co.House collection?
The pieces in this collaboration are designed to anchor a room's aesthetic without demanding attention from every other element in the space. They work best in interiors that value material quality and craftsmanship — rooms where the furniture itself is the focus rather than the décor layered on top of it. Pair collaboration pieces with natural textiles (linen, cotton, wool), warm wood tones, and edited accessory choices that let the furniture speak clearly.
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