Disco House dining table and chairs in red light, Uslu Design Studio

Collection 01 · 2026

Disco House

The relationship between music and architecture

Music

becomes feeling,

feeling becomes atmosphere,

atmosphere becomes space.

From sound to form

Disco House is a furniture collection built around the invisible relationship between music and architecture: the idea that music creates a feeling, feeling evolves into an atmosphere, and atmosphere ultimately becomes a space. The collection translates this progression into furniture through colour, material and form, creating a design language that feels both playful and composed.

Disco House night scene by The Cuban Bar Cabinet

Late night with The Whisper Two-Seater Sofa and The Bubbly Coffee Table

Dinner and drinks around The Socialite Dining and Drinks Table

The Laidback Lounge Chair with a star-print outfit

Late 1970s · Early 1980s

Not nostalgic,but critical.

The collection draws on the high-gloss, liberated and glamorous spirit of nightlife culture in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Rather than offering a nostalgic interpretation of the era, it sets its sense of freedom against today’s more sterile, safety-driven and controlled way of living.

The reference is not nostalgic, but critical: a response to a present that has become increasingly controlled and predictable. Disco House brings the luxurious, bohemian spirit of that period into dialogue with the comfort and sensibilities of contemporary life.

A scenario for living

Disco House extends beyond the conventional boundaries of a furniture collection, unfolding instead as a carefully constructed scenario for living. Each piece represents a different character one might encounter over the course of a night, embodying a personality of its own: some are more outgoing and social, some more distant, and others more intimate and seductive.