Atelier
Hand-stitched embroidery for objects and interiors
Bespoke embroidered pieces crafted with time-honored technique and modern clarity. Limited one-time packages for garments, linens, and framed textile art.
Our studio and practice
A small atelier that combines traditional stitch with precise composition for durable decorative work.
We are and , artisans who design and stitch limited runs and unique commissions. is a company, officially registered in and operates in accordance with the legislation and the regulations of the European Union. Our practice focuses on material selection, thread layering, and archival finishing to ensure pieces age gracefully.
We offer consultation for textile choice, pattern transfer, and placement. Projects range from monogrammed linens and heirloom patches to framed wall pieces that act like small paintings, each packaged for safe delivery.
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Use cases — before and after
How embroidery changes objects: simple fabrics become durable focal points.
Revive worn garments
Transform small holes or stains into decorative patches; reinforce seams while adding character and longevity.
Custom branding for small runs
Hand-executed badges and labels for curated collections — subtle, tactile, and limited.
Heirloom gifts
Commissioned linens and framed textiles that are designed to be kept and passed on.
Our story
From needle to object: a concise origin
Founded by two makers, the studio began as an experiment in slowing production down. Early clients requested repairs and small bespoke pieces; those first commissions shaped a practice focused on material honesty.
Over time we developed a small catalog of package options that allow clear expectations for lead time, materials, and finish. Each step is documented so clients see the craft process and the choices behind thread, stitch, and backing.
Today the atelier manages limited one-time packages for personal and interior work. We keep batch sizes small to preserve quality, and we choose materials that meet archival standards.
"The piece arrived carefully wrapped and immediately became a focal point. The craftsmanship is evident in every stitch."
Responsive communication and thoughtful finishing.
Strong packaging; no damage in transit.
Packages — one-time options
Clear packages for common needs. Each package is limited and fulfilled as a one-time commission.
Starter Patch
$85 / one-time
- Small embroidery patch (max 8cm)
- Choice of cotton or linen
- Basic backing and edge finish
- Tracked shipping
Framed Study
$420 / one-time
- Up to 25x25 cm framed piece
- Archival backing and glazing
- Layered thread palette, custom sketch
- Certificate of care
Household Set
$260 / one-time
- Set of 4 napkins or 2 pillow covers
- Choice of motif and thread
- Professional wash-and-finish
- Gift-ready packaging
FAQ
Answers to common questions about process, materials, and lead time.
What is the typical lead time?
Most one-time packages complete in 2–6 weeks depending on materials and complexity.
Do you accept restorations?
Yes. We assess fabric condition and recommend reinforcement or conservation stitching where needed.
How are payments handled?
Payments are invoiced per project. For one-time packages we request a deposit and balance on delivery.
Visit or commission
Studio visits by appointment. Commissions begin with a short consultation to map materials and timing.
