KKIDS CELL is a design consultancy dedicated to creating meaningful connections that promote circularity with social impact.
Our work combines environmental awareness, social responsibility and hands-on creativity to transform communities and empower change.
We design solutions that incorporate environmental and social responsibility, building bridges between communities, materials and new possibilities.
Our experiences promote transformative, hands-on engagement, raising awareness of social and environmental issues through creativity.
CEO & Founder
Sustainability
We transform materials and processes through circular economy practices.
Social Inclusion
We create experiences that bring communities, schools, and institutions together.
Applied Creativity
We use art and technology as tools to address real-world challenges.
Education & Participation
We empower children, young people, and adults through workshops and educational programs.
Real Impact
All our projects have a practical, measurable, and transformative dimension.
We create pieces, products and circular design solutions using waste and surplus materials, blending creativity, sustainability and social impact.
We transform industry leftovers into value, history and identity.
To build a future where art, design and circularity coexist — inspiring people and businesses to rethink consumption and value materials that would otherwise be discarded.
To collect, transform and return to the world products and experiences created from waste, promoting social inclusion, environmental education and sustainable development.
Through our creativity and expertise, we forge innovative solutions to complex challenges, driving positive change for a sustainable future.
Jorge Moita is an internationally recognized Portuguese designer, known for his work in fashion, design, and social entrepreneurship. He is the founder of the design brand and studio Krv Kurva Design and is known for projects that blend ethical production with high-quality design.
Since 2005, Jorge Moita created and developed a studio and a production system based in the Women´s Jail
of Tires, Portugal. The project gained immediate international, and inside the Minister of Justice, recognition
and profile, giving birth to a range of high-end ethos products, developed in a low-tech environment, and
making evidence of the challenges designers, companies and society can experience in the turn of the Century.
The project provided a social eco, far behind bars, from the workers to other Jails and into the community of
design,and made possible projects that ranged from commissions to pieces and complete collections on special
request. Working for the “Federation Française du Prêt-a-Porter”, the Who´s Next Paris and Premiere Classe
Paris, the Gulbenkian Foundation, the Saint-Petersburg Hermitage Foundation, The Serralves Foundation,
with Benedita Feijó the Portuguese Presidency, and Portuguese tourism, to Cultural Centre of Belem, in
ongoing product developments,to collaborations and partnerships with some of the most high profile designers
and brands in the international scene, such as Marcel Wanders, and his MOOOI company with Selfridges,
Issey Miyake, Making Things, “Marie de Puteaux Paris”, London, Swarovski for Bread & Butter, Nissan
“Soporcel, Be Part of the Solution” ,the Damn Magazine Design Cork, etc. To the usual collaborations between
Jorge Moita and other studios, designers, artists, and a range of other creatives, and trendsetters like Peter
Saville Associates, Joana Vasconcelos, Jaime Hayon, Brunno Jahara, Craig Feinberg, Musa DesignCollective,
Benedita Feijó, Helena Almeida, Pieke Bergmans, Pierre FichéFeaux, to name a few,in more than 40 Editions
of the La.Ga bag, -30% bag, anotherbag™️, Twisted, a_ collections etc. From designing Fabrics, to clothing,
finished containers of the Portuguese re-invented and branded innovation status. Currently COO for Vanessa Barragão Studio.