Collection: KORROM

With a background spanning architecture, graphic, and motion design, Jeremy Hollister transitioned into furniture-making to engage more directly with physical materials and hands-on processes. A 2025 Chippendale International School of Furniture graduate, he founded Korrom Projects, a design studio based in Scotland. Inspired by the Gaelic word Cothrom - meaning chance, opportunity, and balance - the practice explores the space between form and function through objects and artefacts. 

Drawing on his design and storytelling experience and a fascination with structural logic, Jeremy takes an experimental approach to design, emphasiSing elegant geometries and thoughtful material choices. His work often incorporates unexpected textures, bold coloUrs, and innovative uses of bio-based, salvaged, or grown materials - always with an eye toward sustainability and narrative. The result is contemporary furniture that is both purposeful and expressive, designed to elevate the everyday and prompt a sense of curiosity and engagement.