Curoq curates rare surfaces and bespoke works from the world’s finest artisans — where design becomes timeless.
Material Intelligence.Designed Emotions.
Step into a world of curated artists and artisans, where every piece is a bespoke masterpiece, crafted with precision and passion to transform your space into a timeless work of art.
Eileen Gray
TRANSAT 1927
Jane Puylagarde
Philippe Hurel
Alessandro La Spada
Here is a snapshot of various art products created by talented artists and designers at Curoq. The image showcases an array of unique and captivating creations, ranging from paintings and sculptures to digital art and spectacular designs. Each piece exudes creativity, craftsmanship, and a distinct artistic vision. The artists and designers works presented by us exudes passion and expertise into these works, resulting in a collection that is both visually stunning and thought-provoking.
Hector Esrawe
Exceptional Design,Unmatched Artistry
Markus Haase
Design by Miminat Shodeinde
At Curoq, we curate timeless, luxury furniture that blends craftsmanship with innovation, transforming spaces into bespoke reflections of elegance and refinement.
Design by Felix Muhrhofer
Where Design meets Brilliance
Ken Kelleher
At Curoq, we collaborate with visionary sculptors whose artistry transcends boundaries, crafting timeless pieces that evoke emotion and provoke thought. These sculptural masterpieces blend raw creativity with meticulous craftsmanship, becoming more than art – they are the soul of the spaces we curate. Together with these brilliant artists, we redefine the way sculpture transforms environments into living, breathing works of art.
All Glass Design & Architecture
Simplicity is when, in the act of creating the dwelling, matter becomes transparent, a medium for aesthetic values, the stage and theater of representation. Carlo Santambrogio and Ennio Arosio pursue and achieve their design intention in which glass figures as the unquestioned protagonist, excluding the mediation of supports that would challenge its leading role. “That image is symbolic,” they comment. “We’re portrayed standing on a transparent sheet of glass. So often, at least virtually, the boundary line vanishes, and we receive the impression of an unbroken vision.