"Their sample protocol and clear documentation made scaling production straightforward. The finish is impeccable."
— Product Director, slowwear label
atelier & bespoke
Hand-stitched embroidery as considered craft
We translate traditional embroidery techniques into contemporary commissions for brands, interiors and collectors. Each piece is planned, sampled and executed with rigorous attention to material, stitch and finish.
Our atelier and practice
Founded by practitioners who studied traditional stitch language, our studio builds commissions that balance heritage and contemporary application. We document materials, produce technical samples and deliver consistent batches for shops and installations.
is a company that is officially registered in and operates in accordance with the law of and the norms of the European Union. We maintain transparent records of processes, suppliers and quality checks, and we welcome professional enquiries for collaborative development and teaching residencies.
Our work emphasises slow craft: selection of ground cloths, thread pairing, hand-drawn templates and careful tension control. Samples are produced prior to acceptance and documented for reproducibility.
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Use cases
Typical briefs where hand embroidery adds measurable value.
Brand capsules — Limited series embellishment for seasonal apparel, using matched thread palettes and stitched logos for tactile luxury.
Interior textiles — Cushions, panels and wall hangings executed to scale with rigorous pattern repeat and archival mounting.
Commemorative pieces — Bespoke heritage pieces for institutions, finished with provenance documentation and conservation advice.
Case study: a museum textile commission
Challenge
Preserve the tactile integrity of a commemorative panel while extending a limited run for exhibition retail. The brief required historical fidelity and contemporary durability.
Approach
We audited archival samples, produced three technique trials, and selected a stabilized linen and a cotton-wrapped silk thread that matched original sheen. Production was scheduled in small batches with in-process quality checks and documented stitch maps.
Result
The resulting panels met conservation tolerances, sold through museum retail with explanatory labels and inspired a follow-up residency teaching sampling methods to curators.
What collaborators say
"A thoughtful studio; they matched tone and technique with archival sensitivity and steady communication."
— Curator, regional museum
"The bespoke service and sample-led approach made commissioning simple for a small run."
— Founder, artisan boutique
Pricing & packages
Starter and scaled packages for commissions and small production runs. Featured plan emphasises sampling and quality assurance.
Featured — Bespoke Studio
€1,500 one-time
- Initial consultation and technical brief
- 3 full-scale samples and stitch maps
- Materials sourcing and cost estimate
- Quality-controlled small batch production
- Delivery and archival documentation
Starter — Sample pack
€450 one-time
- Technical sample (one design)
- Material recommendations
- One revision cycle
- Photographic record
FAQ
Lead time? Typical lead time for samples is 2–4 weeks. Production depends on scale and is estimated after sample approval.
Minimum order? Minimums vary by technique; small runs are possible for bespoke embroidery, discussed at briefing.
Materials? We consult on fibres and grounds; clients may provide cloth or request sourcing through our suppliers.
Start a commission
Editorial introductions and project outlines work best. Send a short brief and imagery; we will respond with availability and next steps.
