Textiles bring softness, rhythm and a human touch to a room. A weave, an embroidered detail or a reclaimed fragment can be the beginning of an entire scheme.
Cloth, furnishings and wall pieces
Explore woven, embroidered, printed and patchwork textiles, from wall hangings and cushions to fabric developed around a particular brief.
How we can help
Come to us for one part of the process or a project that brings several together. These are some of the ways we can work with textiles.
Worldwide sourcing
Find fabrics, embroidered panels, reclaimed textiles or finished pieces through weavers and workshops worldwide. We can source around a colour palette, a technique or a particular texture.
Consultation & material direction
Build a textile palette for a space or collection, comparing fibres, weave, weight and finish. We can help identify the sampling, care and performance questions to work through with the maker.
Design & development
Develop a print, embroidery, woven pattern or finished textile product. For example, we can turn your references into cushion designs, wall pieces or a coordinated collection of soft furnishings.
Art & installations
Create textile-led installations, hanging compositions or large wall pieces. We can coordinate material selection, making and the mounting or suspension approach with the relevant specialists.
Manufacturing & supply
Arrange samples and production of cushions, throws, wall hangings or fabric-based components. Sizes, colours, finishing details and quantities can be developed around a one-off brief or repeat supply.
Our own collections
Supply wall hangings, cushions and other available pieces from our own textile collection, individually or in trade quantities. We can help combine collection pieces with bespoke textiles for a complete scheme.
Start with a material.
Share the intended use, dimensions, colours and quantities. Care, durability and any testing requirements can be considered alongside the design.
Material notes
A starting point for your idea.
A single piece, a collection or something made to your brief. Share your references and we can explore the next step together.
Discuss your project