The circle does close. In 1895, Johann Bretz created his first legendary, cosy “Kautsches” (couches) in Gensingen,
a German wine village on Rhine river.

His great great-granddaughter Carolin Fieber – a fashion designer and stylist
trained in Milano, Paris and London – is completing the evolutionary pathway today by putting the ancestral KAUTSCH to contemporary rebirth. The creative power of KAUTSCH is enormous. Sofas, armchairs, stools, side tables and artwork rugs may change our homes into sweet & fairylike. KAUTSCH‘s exhilerating & revitalizing colours and forms are a healing counterpoint to today‘s dismal crisis chic.
Graphic meets fantastic – graphically strong lines stylishly characterise KAUTSCH; pointing from center to edges,
creating wonderful arced feel-good-nests. Like snugly pads of moss, metal spring cores and premium cold foams support and tenderly caress the bodies of the “sitting”.

New Yorker photographer & artist Udo Spreitzenbarth created visuals together with top model Melissa Kurland in which the Master, the Muse and KAUTSCH melt into self-conscious character artwork.

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