Kose was born in Milan from the vision of designer Rosaria Rattin, an architect by training with a background in Parisian fashion, who in the 1990s decided to apply the same aesthetic sensibility to home objects. The philosophy was clear from the start: to recapture the charm of ancient craftsmanship in an age dominated by technology and standardization. Each piece in the collection is entirely made in Italy, handcrafted with natural materials such as fine clay, porcelain, wood, and gauze, using time-honored techniques that make each object unique. Kose’s forms are pure and essential, distilled from a sensitivity that looks to nature without imitating it, instead building a distinctive, recognizable, and timeless vocabulary. These are not decorative accessories in the ordinary sense of the term, but works designed for those who purchase them in pursuit of specific, personal, and emotional emotions. A rare offering in the contemporary design scene, and perfectly aligned with D’Aleo’s commitment to promoting Italian artisanal excellence.