bohinc studio unveils feathered betsy furniture collection for uniqka at milan design week

bohinc studio unveils feathered betsy furniture collection for uniqka at milan design week

layered panels mimicking feathers, drape over bold, sculptural table forms.

bohinc draws from layered structure of bird feathers

 

During Milan Design Week 2025, Uniqka presents the Betsy Collection, designed by Lara Bohinc. Exhibited at Alcova within the historic Villa Bagatti Valsecchi, the collection consists of leather furniture inspired by the layered structure of bird feathers. The design incorporates overlapping leather panels arranged over sculptural, geometric forms.

 

The collection includes five pieces: a coffee table, a side table, a console, a bench, and a standing mirror. Each item is handcrafted in Uniqka’s Istanbul workshop by artisans using saddlery leather, which is cut, treated, and layered onto wooden frames.

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all images courtesy of uniqka and Bohinc Studio

 

 

Overlapping leather off-cuts cover betsy furniture pieces

 

The design approach minimizes material waste by incorporating leather off-cuts where possible. The table surfaces are available in a range of materials, including wood, stone, and metal. Betsy Collection by Bohinc Studio, led by designer Lara Bohinc, is presented in a setting that contrasts historic architectural details with contemporary furniture craftsmanship, emphasizing the tactile qualities of leather. Available in six color options—dark brown, powder pink, rust, black, petrol blue, and spice yellow—the pieces offer customization to suit various interior environments. The Betsy Collection will be available starting April 7, 2025.

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uniqka presents the Betsy Collection at Milan Design Week 2025
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designed by Lara Bohinc, the collection explores layered leather craftsmanship
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inspired by bird feathers, the furniture features overlapping leather panels
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sculptural, geometric forms define the Betsy Collection’s aesthetic
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handcrafted in Uniqka’s Istanbul workshop using saddlery leather
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six color options, dark brown, pink, rust, black, blue, and yellow, offer versatility
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Betsy Collection embodies texture, form, and functionality in leather design
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the collection includes a coffee table, side table, console, bench, and mirror

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the pieces balance bold, sculptural forms with soft, organic textures
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Alcova’s historic setting enhances the interplay between traditional and contemporary design
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designed for adaptability, the collection suits diverse interior environments
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customizable surfaces are available in wood, stone, and metal
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each leather panel is carefully cut, treated, and layered onto wooden frames

 

project info:

 

name: betsy collection
designer: Lara Bohinc – Bohinc Studio | @bohincstudio

client: uniqka | @uniqka

 

 

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