The POSSI system is a reflection on the kitchen in contemporary society. It is a proposal for an alternative perspective on kitchen design. POSSI leaves behind the idea of the kitchen as a built-in, systematic and static feature mounted into architecture, to approach the idea of the kitchen as a flexible and versatile feature of your interior.

POSSI is a modular furniture which functions as a kitchen. The core of POSSI is a flexible framework designed to enable the individual to form variable arrangements by easy assemblage. POSSI’s modularity allows for the system to be rearranged and upgraded with new features and technology anytime.

POSSI does not believe in fixed solutions or universal truths. Both leaves waste for people and the planet. The POSSI system is built on principles of  tailored individual configuration and is meant to put the individual back in the centre of the design. It is a kitchen that puts you and your mental health in the centre. POSSI is generous.

As a free-standing structure POSSI is never dependent on walls. The system can be arranged multi sided and poses good in the centre of space, championing social interaction and entertainment. Don’t put baby in the corner.

Simple and solid joints allow for the system to be easily taken apart, moved and rebuilt into initial or new arrangements. This organic structure makes a kitchen with long longevity. POSSI is bendy.

Standard production methods and materials allow for simple repair locally wherever. Materials are carefully selected with our planet in mind. The method of modularity allows the kitchen to be used forever by replacement of single parts and modules. I want you to hold on to it forever.

POSSI was founded in November 2021 in Copenhagen Denmark. The POSSI system is based on Tanita Klein‘s vision on design and has been developed from her graduation project to a ready to order product for four years.

POSSI is co-founded by Lukas Kauer and Tanita Klein. Their vision is to create a conscious, purpose-driven and organically growing company which will change how we think kitchens.