Hi, I'm Suzanne Kably!

Named after the Italian word for "beautiful view," Belvedre is a sideboard inspired by the landscape seen through the windows of Queen Margherita's solarium at Castel Savoia. Beginning with a landscape and ending in craftsmanship.

Fab Five is a five piece capsule collection conceived as a tribute to the five Fendi sisters, translating their femininity, delicacy, and quiet strength into a family of furniture pieces. Guided by the house's codes - legacy, allure, savoir-faire, authenticity, and finesse , the collection takes a pearl-inspired direction, rendered in milky whites, warm golds, and Fendi yellow, with Roman curves and richly tactile materials.

Rooted in Porada’s tradition of sculptural wood and refined softness, Elin explores the meeting point between structure and ease. A sofa defined by calm proportions and quiet elegance.

What if outdoor living could adapt as quietly as it unfolds? Atlas is a compact system designed to respond to shifting moments social, solitary, and sharedwithout altering its visual presence.

Walking through Milan means walking for long stretches often with nowhere to stop. Petal is a micro-seat designed to integrate seamlessly into Milan’s street infrastructure and become a part of the city’s everyday rhythm.

Born from paper, but appears as marble. Inspired by the Dolomites, Charlotte Perriand’s functional minimalism, and the fluid geometry of ski slopes, created for the Sergio Cereda Eyewear competition 2025, it embodies responsible alpine luxury through material innovation.

Reading has always been my  doorway beyond the world. Incavo was born from that escape. It’s a vessel for stories, silence, and the spaces we disappear into.

When was the last time you truly disconnected? In today’s hyperconnected world, moments of solitude are rare,and often, so is the space to enjoy them. Hidden Retreat is a design project that reimagines privacy as a flexible, elegant experience.

Serenity Summit, a student-led startup from Rajagiri College of Social Sciences, Kerala, is dedicated to redefining mental health care in India through innovative experiences such as workshops and self-reflection corners. In my first remote internship as Head of Visual Design, I developed the complete brand identity. Designing mockups, selecting the color palette, defining typography, and crafting every visual element to reflect the initiative’s mission of fostering openness, and making therapeutic practices more accessible and relatable.

A collection of posters and infographics that reflect my design skills and personal interests, combining strong visual hierarchy, clear communication, and a balance of creativity and precision.