Collection CO Invites You To Reconnect With Your Inner Child

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There’s something deeply nostalgic about simple shapes and bright colors – they instantly transport you back to the easy pleasures of childhood. Collection CO, the debut furniture line by Belgian designer Debora Vancayzeele, taps into that same playful spirit. With its bold geometric forms and sunny color palette, the collection feels less like traditional furniture and more like an invitation to reconnect with your inner child – a sense of self Vancayzeele hopes to restore through both introspection and play.

Delta

Collection CO consists of three pieces: Delta, Pivot, and Vertex. Each one embraces geometry as both structure and story, functioning not only as furniture but also as building blocks for the imagination:

A geometric pastel green and pink table stands in front of a row of blue and white changing room doors; two cocktails and fruit slices are on the table

Delta

Delta’s triangular silhouette appears unstable at first glance, but two interlocking forms reveal a quiet equilibrium that works as a bench or coffee table. Named after the Greek delta symbol, it suggests that growth and movement come from openness and change.

Four small spheres, two orange and two white, rest on the edge of a pink semicircular surface beneath a mint green and off-white structure under bright light

Delta

A pastel green geometric table with a cocktail glass of fruit and petals, set outdoors in front of blue and white changing room doors

Delta

A blue cooler with popsicles and a modern pink-orange semicircular table sit on white tiles against a blue tiled wall

Pivot

The Pivot side table is also composed of two geometric forms, this time with one bisecting the other. Each part supports and stabilizes the other, alluding to the power of connection and reciprocity.

A pink and orange bench sits on a tiled rooftop terrace with a blue tiled wall and blue and white lockers in the background

Pivot

Abstract image featuring a curved pink surface meeting an orange wall with a shadow, creating a geometric pattern with contrasting colors

Pivot

A geometric table with a pink semicircular frame and orange rectangular base stands on a white tiled floor against a blue tiled wall

Pivot

A poolside scene with a blue and white inflatable float in the water, a modern yellow and blue lounge chair, and a row of blue lockers in the background

Vertex

The Vertex lounge chair balances stillness and motion. Its name refers to the point where lines converge, and in this case, it represents a tipping point – the precise moment when a structure shifts into something new, even if only by a fraction.

A woman in a teal swimsuit and visor lounges on a yellow pool chair near a swimming pool with an inflatable float in the water

Vertex

A yellow surface with a rounded corner is in the foreground, with a tiled blue swimming pool in the background

Vertex

Though rooted in play, the collection is built with staying power. Made entirely from powder-coated aluminum, each piece is weather-resistant and durable enough for the outdoors, yet just as easily enjoyed inside. By resisting the conventional labels of “indoor” or “outdoor” furniture, the collection extends its own life, adapting to wherever you need it most.

A person wearing an orange visor and teal swimsuit reclines on a yellow and blue lounge chair beside a swimming pool

Vertex

Just like the simple shapes and colors found in our childhood, Collection CO reminds us that furniture doesn’t have to be confined by seriousness or stripped of imagination. It can be both playful and purposeful, inviting us to see our spaces not only as functional but places to spark joy and have fun.

A woman with curly blonde hair sits on a geometric bench near a pool, resting her chin on her hand and looking thoughtful. She wears jeans, sneakers, and a pastel tank top

Debora Vancayzeele

To learn more about Debora Vancayzeele’s debut Collection CO, visit deboravancayzeele.com.

Photography by Anneke D’Hollander.

As the Senior Contributing Editor, Vy Yang is obsessed with discovering ways to live well + with intention through design. She’s probably sharing what she finds over on Instagram stories. You can also find her at vytranyang.com.





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