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Collectible Furniture & interior design

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“Guided by a love of aesthetics, devoted to quality and inspired by the greatest artist of all - nature“

We design and craft collectible furniture, bespoke surfaces, and sculptural objects — with an uncompromising commitment to form, materiality, and craftsmanship. Our work exists at the intersection of art, design, and space. Every piece that leaves our studio carries our ethos: clarity in concept, depth in material, and precision in detail. We believe that spaces only truly emerge when true design is approached holistically. That’s why we accompany interior projects from the first idea to the final screw — with a full-service approach that translates architecture, furnishings, material concepts, and lighting into a coherent spatial language.

For people with conviction.

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We design and craft collectible furniture, bespoke surfaces, and sculptural objects — with an uncompromising commitment to form, materiality, and craftsmanship.

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Felix Eichkorn stands for a form of design rooted in intuition, clarity, and respect for materials. His creations are reduced, but never neutral – they carry weight, intention, and a quiet presence. At the heart of his work lies the material itself. Not as surface, but as a bearer of character. Bronze, stone, glass, or wood – each is taken seriously in its raw quality and translated into a clear, sculptural language. The boundaries between art, design, and craftsmanship do not concern him. What matters is substance – in the object, the space, the detail. It’s not about decoration, but expression. Not about effect, but essence. Felix Eichkorn does not create for the moment – but for people seeking depth, and for spaces meant to endure.

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Artist Felix Eichkorn

Felix Eichkorn stands for a form of design rooted in intuition, clarity, and respect for materials. His creations are reduced, but never neutral – they carry weight, intention, and a quiet presence. At the heart of his work lies the material itself. Not as surface, but as a bearer of character.

The Black Forest is more than just a landscape. It is origin, identity, refuge, and resource all at once. Deep woods, clear mountain streams, rugged cliffs, remote valleys, and old farmsteads define this distinctive region in southwestern Germany. Everything here is imbued with a quiet strength – calm, yet full of presence. This is where our roots lie. Our studio is located in the heart of the Black Forest. Surrounded by ancient firs, close to nature, far from urban noise. This environment shapes our attitude and our work in a direct and lasting way. The contours of the land, the materials of the region, the light, the stillness – all of it influences what we design and how we do it. This is where our ideas take form, often through quiet observation: How light breaks across rough stone, how wood transforms with the seasons, how silence can become shape.

"Nature is not a place to visit. It`s home”

“BLACK Forest”             craftsmanship

Whe Black Forest is more than just a landscape. It is origin, identity, refuge, and resource all at once. Deep woods, clear mountain streams, rugged cliffs, remote valleys, and old farmsteads define this distinctive region in southwestern Germany. Everything here is imbued with a quiet strength – calm, yet full of presence. This is where our roots lie. Our studio is located in the heart of the Black Forest.

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Recently

The image shows the front facade of a grand, historic building with large stone columns. A pink banner hanging between two columns reads, 'THEA ART + DESIGN FAIR' and includes the dates October 22-26.

At THEMA Paris 2025, held at the historic Palais Brongniart, we presented our newst collection. The works are defined by material presence and tactile depth. Brushed beechwood reveals its grain through a softened, almost sculpted surface.

Modern black and white kitchen with sleek design, black cabinetry, white countertops, and a black table with a geometric base.

A study in purity and presence. “Villa Mahler” embraces radical simplicity, where every element serves a purpose. Burnt wood, raw concrete, burnished steel, and aged bronze define a palette of quiet strength. The materials remain honest, the architecture restrained.

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Over the past months, we redesigned and rebuilt our workshop — not as a cosmetic update, but as a fundamental transformation of the space where our work begins. The former structure was stripped back, rethought and carefully reassembled.

Contact

+ 49 7743 9339777

info@eichkorn-design.de

Office

Gebrüder Eichkorn GmbH

Im Vogelsang 4

79777 Birkendorf | Germany

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