A different weave for every setting.
Begin with the space: an open deck, a quiet suite, a generous lobby or a wellness interior. Explore current designs alongside the questions that shape a considered brief.
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Pool & Beach
Handwoven shade, fringed silhouettes and decorative boundaries can give a pool deck or beach setting its own rhythm. Explore designs for a cabana, a lounge terrace or a more intimate corner of the property.
Umbrellas & Shade · Hammocks · Swings · Loungers & Daybeds · Seating · Side Tables · Poufs & Floor Cushions
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Room & Suite
A knotted curtain, a woven wall piece or a decorative lampshade can bring tactile detail to a guest room without overwhelming it. Start with one focal point, then consider how the same design language moves through a suite.
Lighting · Curtains & Panels · Rugs & Kilims · Wall Hangings
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Lobby & Common
Lobbies, lounges and restaurants need pieces that read at more than one distance. Woven screens, wall compositions and suspended decorative forms can introduce a focal point while keeping the surrounding architecture in view.
Lighting · Curtains & Panels · Rugs & Kilims · Swings · Screens & Dividers · Seating · Side Tables · Wall Hangings · Poufs & Floor Cushions
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Spa & Wellness
For spa reception, dry relaxation lounges and treatment-room settings, woven detail can create a quieter visual rhythm. Begin with the exact location of the piece and the conditions it will meet during daily use.
Lighting · Curtains & Panels · Screens & Dividers · Poufs & Floor Cushions
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The space comes first.
The photographs and products are starting points for a conversation about scale, texture and placement. Share a plan, dimensions and the way the space is used. Materials, installation responsibilities, quantities and timing are then reviewed for your brief.
Discuss your space →Texture, light and placement
Woven shade, close up. Repeated knots and layered fringe bring texture to an overhead surface.
A doorway drawn in rope. Spaced knotted strands create a light visual boundary; density and length become part of the brief.
Pattern against the light. Circular woven inserts and an open frame create a decorative division while keeping the view part of the composition.