
Royal Oak
Street-front on Woodward Avenue — our flagship floor, open to the public seven days a week.
- Address
- 32968 Woodward Ave, Royal Oak, MI 48073
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 10:00 AM – 6:00 PMSun 12:00 – 5:00 PM
- Phone
- +1 (248) 220-4608

Discover Kose’s handmade Italian vases and objects with Italcasa, from a single sculptural accent to a considered tabletop composition.
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Kose is a Milanese collection of handmade vases and decorative objects created by Rosaria Rattin. Her experience in architecture and fashion informs pieces built around pure shapes, natural materials and the visible character of handwork. The collection is made in Italy and spans clay, porcelain, wood and decorative objects.
Explore Kose with Italcasa Design for a considered finishing touch to a console, shelf or dining table. We assist clients in Metro Detroit and across the contiguous United States with selecting scale, material and composition. A single substantial vessel can hold its own in a room; a small group can bring subtle rhythm to an otherwise simple surface.
Families grouped the way the factory builds them — pick one and we'll configure it to your room.
Kose’s clay and porcelain objects bring Rosaria Rattin’s restrained approach into the home. Their appeal lies in silhouette, surface and the small differences of hand production. Compare the height, opening and finish of the exact vessel when creating a group or selecting one defining accent.

Kose is known for handmade Italian vases and decorative objects by Rosaria Rattin. Its collections include clay, porcelain, wood and other decorative pieces with simple, expressive forms.
Kose states that its collection is produced entirely in Italy. The company’s production headquarters are in Milan.
Rosaria Rattin is the designer behind Kose. Her background in architecture and fashion informs the collection’s attention to pure shapes, natural materials and handwork.
Confirm this for the exact item. A decorative vessel’s material or appearance alone does not establish that it is watertight or suitable for direct water contact. We can help check the maker’s guidance before you select a piece.
Contact Italcasa Design in Royal Oak or at Michigan Design Center in Troy for Kose. Our team can help compare the collection and plan your selection. Confirm the current display pieces and samples before visiting.
Italcasa assists clients throughout the contiguous United States. Send your Kose selection and delivery ZIP code to confirm current availability, freight and delivery arrangements for your address.
Send the Kose item name or reference image, desired dimensions, material or finish, quantity and delivery ZIP code. Let us know whether it is intended as a decorative object or for a specific practical use.
Based in Milan, Kose focuses on handmade objects rather than large furniture collections. Rosaria Rattin brings together an architectural interest in form and a fashion designer’s sensitivity to material. The result is an intimate scale of design: objects that sit close to daily life and can change the character of a shelf, tabletop or console without overwhelming the surrounding room.
Clay, porcelain and wood provide distinct starting points for Kose’s collections. A matte ceramic surface, a fine porcelain form and a wooden object each interact differently with light and neighboring materials. Choose the actual item’s finish and proportions before deciding how to group it. Handmade variation is part of the collection’s character; suitability for water, food or outdoor exposure should be confirmed for the particular object.
Kose offers a way to complete a room through vases and decorative objects with strong silhouettes. Consider one larger piece where the background is busy, or a small group of different heights against a quieter wall. Leave enough negative space for the forms to read clearly. Italcasa can help select pieces that complement existing furniture, artwork and the scale of the surface beneath them.
Rattin’s path through architecture and fashion informs Kose’s restrained visual language. Her work places emphasis on natural materials and hand processes, allowing surface and shape to carry the design. When selecting a piece, look beyond color alone: the relationship between a narrow neck and a broad body, or between a smooth profile and textured finish, can provide the interest a simple interior needs.
Kose is shown by appointment at both — call ahead and we'll have samples and finishes pulled and waiting.

Street-front on Woodward Avenue — our flagship floor, open to the public seven days a week.

Inside the Michigan Design Center — Suite 30. Open to the public, and a working resource for the trade.