Founded by Janet DeMorais in 2010, Koket is highly influenced by fashion, decorative arts, and natural flora and forms. The company alludes to the past while always staying current: “Techniques from the glamorous eras reappear in the most sophisticated versions of contemporary trends.” Koket’s unique furniture is manufactured in Portugal “by master artisans and jewelers who leave no detail or element forgotten.”
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Colette Sofa:
An ode to Parisian femininity, Colette Sofa features sinuous curves and tapered legs—“The vibe is flirty, a little delicate, ever so slightly vintage.” This fully upholstered sofa has a tight back and an elegant lacquered band leading to high-gloss black feet. Its semi-circular arms ensconce seaters within its luxury, and details like graceful piping give it a tailored look.
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Mademoiselle Armoire:
A loving tribute to the French decorative arts, Mademoiselle Armoire is as much a piece of jewelry as it is a piece of furniture. The signature butterfly doors are made of polished brass over a silk lining. When opened, Mademoiselle Armoire reveals its inner beauty: gold leaf with high-gloss varnish, nine antique mirror drawers, and two adjustable glass shelves—all resplendent materials.
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Mandy Demi-Lune Stool:
Modeled after a cuff bracelet, the Mandy Demi-Lune Stool features a base of high-gloss brass or stainless steel. With its twisted rods, the stool resembles the links of an opulent bracelet or set of cufflinks. Upholstered in sumptuous Koket fabrics, Mandy invites the viewer to sit, relax, and admire the view.
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After working in the design world for more than a decade, Janet DeMorais founded Koket to offer “décor pieces that truly spoke to her.” The company’s highly edited furniture and accessories exude “a sense of entitlement, exclusivity and prestige.”
