Commissions are a conversation.

Each piece emerges through a dialogue between my weaving practice and the client’s ideas, combining my design direction with the specific context of a space.

I offer textile design and hand-weaving services for both individuals and professionals, creating bespoke works for interiors, architecture, and beyond.

Every commission is approached as a unique process—sometimes evolving from an existing body of work, and at other times developing into an entirely new design or installation.

The objects in a home are more than ‘things’; they are a collection of materials invested with memories and meaning, an expression of self and identity. Home objects are what make a house a home (Hecht in Miller, 2001; Lawrence, 1987).

Anemoia wall piece, 2024, natural undyed British wool, horsehair // Commissioned by MANNA Arcadia Hotel 

Approach

My studio is a small, independent practice, and every piece is woven by hand.

Weaving is a slow and considered craft. Each commission develops through time, material exploration, and close attention to detail. I work closely with clients to interpret and realise their vision, translating ideas into woven form through structure, texture, and fibre.

The intention is to create textiles that are not driven by passing trends, but by material integrity—pieces designed to become lasting elements within a space.

July wall piece, 2025, wool, cotton, sisal // commissioned by The July - London Victoria

July wall piece, 2025, wool, cotton, sisal // commissioned by The July - London Victoria

Applications

Commissions vary in scale and function, including:

  • Handwoven wall pieces and textile artworks

  • Architectural textiles and spatial dividers

  • Upholstery fabrics and interior applications

  • Site-specific installations for residential, hospitality, or cultural spaces

Each project is developed in response to its environment, scale, and use, with attention to structure, tactility, and longevity.

Hydra V2 wall piece [detail], 2026, wool // Commissiioned by Studiosle

Materials & Philosophy

My work is grounded in a commitment to natural materials and sustainable processes.

I primarily use natural fibres and reclaimed or waste materials, exploring their structural and tactile qualities through weaving.

Textiles, for me, are more than functional objects, they carry meaning, memory, and identity within a space. They shape atmosphere and contribute to a sense of belonging.

Heather (Ερείκη) wall piece [detail], 2024, wool // Commissioned by MANNA Arcadia Hotel

Collaborations

Commissioned work has been central to my practice from the beginning.

I have collaborated with interior designers, architects, galleries, and brands across residential and commercial projects, including:

Soho House, Hauser & Wirth, Rockwell Group, Susie Atkinson Studio, Selfridges, and others.

Each collaboration brings a different challenge and perspective, continually shaping the evolution of my work.

Handwoven screen panel, 2019, cotton, waste silk, sisal // Commissioned by Soho House

Practical Information

  • All work is made to order and fully bespoke

  • Lead times vary depending on scale and complexity (typically 10–14 weeks)

  • Early enquiries are recommended, particularly for time-sensitive projects

Enquiries

If you would like to discuss a commission, please get in touch with an outline of your project, including:

  • Type of work (interior, installation, upholstery, etc.)

  • Approximate scale

  • Location

  • Timeline

Bespoke handwoven upholstery fabric, 2016, wool, // Commissioned by Susie Atkinson Studio for Breaverbrook Golf Club