Handwoven
Hearth woven cushion
A little warmth, woven in. Soft cotton slub and quiet clay stripes for your favourite chair.
See the finished piece →Inside the making
From thread to treasured.
A few simple materials. Many small decisions. Here is how the fictional collection takes shape.
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Start with the feeling
A useful shape, a warm colour, a texture you want to touch. Samples test how those choices sit together.
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Work with the material
Cotton is warped on a frame loom for cushions and wall pieces. Linen is measured and cut for runners and pouches, following the grain.
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Give the details time
Woven rows are settled by hand. A runner’s edge is stitched in olive thread. A little botanical sprig grows stitch by stitch.
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Finish for everyday use
Edges are secured, seams are pressed, and the piece is measured. The final design includes clear material and care notes.
Three techniques
Different hands of the same story.
Hand-finished
Gather linen runner
The easy beauty of linen, with a line of olive stitching and a softly fringed finish.
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Hand-embroidered
Sprig embroidered pouch
For the little things you carry. Olive linen, a brass zip and a small hand-stitched sprig.
See the finished piece →Looking for a material variation? Explore the fibres before making a custom request.