Soft structure.
A single continuous weave, gathered into a form that holds itself. Open enough to let the room pass through.
Objects for the in-between.
STUDIES, 2026We work with the things a room is made of: light falling, air moving, a thread held under tension. Our studies turn these quiet changes into objects you can live around.
Look a little closerA fold changes the surface. A surface changes the light. A light changes everything.
A single continuous weave, gathered into a form that holds itself. Open enough to let the room pass through.
An open loop of amber filaments. The spaces between the strands do as much work as the strands themselves.
Leave room for the unexpected.
The drawing is only a beginning. The real work happens when thread, gravity, and daylight start answering back.
We begin with a small observation: the angle of a shadow, the weight of a drape, the way light catches an edge.
We change one thing at a time. Density, direction, tension. Small samples tell us where a larger form might go.
A piece is never finished in isolation. We consider the room around it, and the people who will move through it.
Between a textile and a sculpture. Between something useful and something that simply makes you look twice.
Velunatrixes is a concept studio for material experiments. This collection brings together three directions of an ongoing exploration: pliable structures, porous surfaces, and light you can almost touch.
For curators, architects, and the quietly curious. Request a preview of the collection and the thinking behind it.
Before you writeA concept collection of woven light objects. The images are original digital material studies, rather than photographs of manufactured pieces.
The collection is at the study stage. There is no shop, production schedule, or order process on this preview site.
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