COS COLLABORATES WITH STUDIO ASHBY TO EXHIBIT A CURATED LINE UP OF WOMEN ARTISTS IN LONDON, PARIS AND HELSINKI STORES

This summer, COS launches its collaboration with London-based interior design studio, Studio Ashby, unveiling a curated selection of artworks by women artists from around the world. Displayed in reimagined store environments on Regent Street in London, Rue Tronchet in Paris and a recently opened location on Aleksanterinkatu in Helsinki, the initiative reinforces the brand’s deep-rooted connection to modern culture – a consistent source of inspiration.

 

In London, Finnish artist Milla Vaahtera presents a striking lighting installation that fuses bold glass forms with delicate brass, reinterpreting heritage craft techniques with a modern sensibility. In Paris, a painting by British artist Alice Neave explores materiality, colour and texture, joined by the artwork of South African artist Erin Chaplin, examining the relationship between the natural and artificial. Helsinki features a woven piece by British artist Dalia James, exploring the dynamic interplay of colour and geometry, alongside an evocative oil painting by British artist Anna Ilsley, highlighting the complexities of motherhood.

Sophie Ashby, Founder and Creative Director of Studio Ashby, said, “I am thrilled to partner with COS to curate a selection of art for their stores. Supporting women artists is a true passion of mine, and it has been a wonderful experience to bring some of my favourite artists into the inspiring world of COS. I’m excited to see the works staged against the backdrop of each space.”

Each artwork is thoughtfully integrated into the store interiors, creating warm and immersive environments where fashion, art and culture intersect. Designed to serve as a synergic backdrop to COS’ collections, spaces are elevated by carefully chosen materials – from bespoke micro paper and plywood tables handmade by Paper Factor to Kasthall’s hand-tufted wool rugs, made to order using surplus production yarn – every detail is meticulously selected, experimenting with colour and texture.

 

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