
Objects for everyday life
I design objects that earn their place in a room. Merging technical precision with tactile warmth to create longevity in form and function.
01
Arc Chair
02
Luma Light
A sculptural light source exploring the tension between heavy aluminum and ethereal hand-blown glass.

Object Index
| # | Object name | Category | Materials | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Arc Chair | Seating | Oak, Aluminum | 2026 |
| 02 | Luma Light | Lighting | Glass, Aluminum | 2026 |
| 03 | Frame Table | Furniture | Oak, Aluminum | 2025 |
| 04 | Mono | Object | Aluminum | 2025 |
| 05 | Stack | Seating | Plywood | 2024 |
| 06 | Vessel 02 | Object | Ceramic | 2024 |
From idea to object
My process is a rigorous cycle of reduction and refinement. Every radius is calculated, every joint is tested for both structural integrity and visual rhythm.
Stage 01

Stage 02

Stage 03

Stage 04

Stage 05

Study no. 07
Testing
the limit






Case study 04
Stack / 04
A modular seating system designed for public transition spaces. Focusing on the repetition of a single geometry to create complex spatial arrangements.
The Sketchbook




Collaborations
Exhibitions

About
Elias Voss
Born in Berlin, based in Copenhagen. I work between industrial manufacturing and the patience of the workshop.
My work is characterized by a reductive aesthetic that celebrates material honesty. I believe the best objects are those that quietly solve complex problems while adding a sense of soul to the everyday environment.
Currently focusing on modular furniture systems and sustainable material cycles for the next generation of home environments.
Notes on making

2026 / Notes
The Weight of Aluminum: Industrial Honesty
Exploring why extruded aluminum has become the backbone of recent structural experiments.

2026 / Notes
Digital Craft: CNC Meets Hand Finishing
Where the machine stops and the hand begins: a study on the tactile finish of the Arc Chair.

2026 / Notes
The Longevity of Quiet Objects
A manifesto on why the most successful designs are often the ones you notice last in a room.