Woven rattan chair back with metal legs

Where Functional Objects Meet Enduring Presence

About IQOQO

IQOQO—meaning “collection” in Zulu—is a curated body of furniture, lighting, and artworks conceived as functional objects with enduring presence. Each piece is designed to sit between utility and art: purposeful, tactile, and quietly expressive.

White staircase interior with wooden surfboard

Design Rooted in Meaning

Founded by Inge Moore, IQOQO reflects a long-standing engagement with craft, materiality, and place. The collection draws inspiration from cultural narratives, natural forms, and traditional making techniques, interpreted through a contemporary design lens. Rather than following trends, IQOQO focuses on timeless proportion, honest construction, and the emotional resonance of well-made objects.

The Beauty of the Process

Many pieces are produced in limited numbers and developed in close collaboration with skilled artisans. Natural materials are central to the collection, allowing texture, imperfection, and process to remain visible—celebrated rather than concealed. Each object is intended to be lived with, collected, and passed on, gaining character over time.

IQOQO is not defined by a single geography or style but by an approach: thoughtful design rooted in meaning, where craftsmanship and modern living meet.

Hand opening textured teal and black dresser drawer
Woman in white holding camera overlooking city

Meet Your Designer

Inge Moore a multi -award winning internationally recognised interior designer and the founder of Muza Lab, a London-based design studio known for creating distinctive hospitality, residential, and wellness destinations around the world. Over a career spanning decades, she has developed a design language shaped by travel, cultural discovery, and a deep respect for craftsmanship.

Her work is guided by the belief that great design should evoke a sense of place and create an emotional connection. Drawing inspiration from the landscapes, traditions, and artisans she encounters throughout her travels, Inge combines contemporary design with timeless materials and handcrafted detail.

Iqoqo, meaning “collection” in Zulu, is the culmination of this lifelong journey. Through a curated collection of furniture, lighting, and artworks, Inge translates her experiences into objects that are both functional and expressive. Each piece reflects a commitment to authenticity, craftsmanship, and enduring design.

For Inge, the most meaningful objects are those that tell a story, celebrate the hand of the maker, and become more beautiful with time.