Studio LOHO introduces LOHO Collabs — a new platform for artistic collaboration built around the studio's sculptural approach to clay. The first chapter is created with Belgian artist Sharon Van Overmeiren and brings together a series of handmade ceramic bathtubs and washbasins that move between functional object and autonomous artwork.

Since 2017, founders Karel Loontiens and Jo Hoeven have developed a distinctive language of monolithic forms, shaped by hand in the Bruges atelier and defined by material honesty, tactility and calm architectural presence. LOHO Collabs opens that world to other artistic voices — without losing the purity of the material or the integrity of the object.

Sharon Van Overmeiren brings carved motifs, reliefs and surface interventions into LOHO's silhouettes. The shapes stay unmistakably LOHO; the surfaces open into a new visual density. These are not decorative accents added afterwards — the artwork is embedded in the making itself, inseparable from the object.

LOHO Collabs with Sharon Van Overmeiren debuts at COLLECTIBLE 2026, the international fair for contemporary collectible design, March 12–15 at the Vanderborght Building in Brussels.

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