The aesthetic sensitivity that characterizes Miko’s forms is an expression of moderation and minimalism with a balance of lines, spaces and modules.
The materials are worked with knowledge and reveal their raw essence, modelled and adapted by man’s will.
Space and void are simple and universal elements accepted by multiple cultures. They express different aspects while maintaining a condition of interdependence. Circumscribing the void and identifying it as a space helps determining a place, in a material or in an ideal way.
This concept translates into a square and empty space, delimited by four poles then targeted to their respective corners and joined by a rope.
The MIKO collection circumscribes void without filling it. It sets its limits by tracing invisible guides, generating a place of conviviality and experience where you feel at home.