Introducing Objects by Colin King for Audo

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About The Designer Colin King

Colin King is widely recognized as the go-to interiors stylist for top global brands and prestigious publications, shaping the modern American design scene. He founded Colin King Studio, a move that marked his successful venture into interior styling and product design, revealing a deeper understanding he brings to his work—an artist's grasp of the power in stillness.

Having initially trained in dance in New York City, King smoothly transitioned his creativity into interior design. He collaborated with different design firms, overseeing content creation and art direction. His curiosity led him to delve into the intricacies of arranging and capturing objects, honing his skill in visual storytelling. This commitment transformed overlooked corners of homes into captivating focal points.

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Publications And The Book: Arranging Things

Colin King's influence stretches to respected publications like Architectural Digest, T Magazine, ELLE DECOR, and Ark Journal. Notably, he's also made a name with exclusive product lines through partnerships with Beni Rugs in Morocco—where he's Artistic Director-at-Large—and MENU (now under the flag of Audo Copenhagen), a Scandinavian design shop. More exciting projects are in the pipeline. In March 2023, King's book "Arranging Things" (published by Rizzoli) will unveil his intuitive process through anecdotes and visual essays co-authored with Sam Cochran.

The Collection Objects By Colin King

King's studio practice has evolved to encompass creative direction, product development, and installation design, amplifying his signature aesthetic across the industry. Therefore, it's no surprise that Colin King's extraordinary eye for objects has found a natural home within our collection. Each piece he contributes embodies a narrative, a frozen moment in time, waiting to be discovered and appreciated by those who encounter them.

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