Commission a piece made for your room.
A commission begins with the interior: its dimensions, color direction, materials and the atmosphere you want to create. I use my understanding of natural fibers, construction, resistance, saturation and color placement to develop an original work for that setting.
Tell me about the space
Send photographs, approximate dimensions, and anything that describes the room — a color direction, a finish sample, an architectural drawing, or simply the wall itself.
Choose the direction
We settle the color direction, size and character together before any dye is mixed. For larger or color-sensitive projects, sampling can be discussed at this stage.
I create the piece
I dye and finish the work by hand according to the approved direction.
Approval and delivery
The finished work is photographed and sent to you for approval, then delivery or shipping is arranged.
What to expect from hand-dyed work
Every piece is intentionally composed, but natural fiber and hand-applied dye create subtle variations that cannot be duplicated exactly. A commission establishes the palette, size and overall character rather than a pixel-identical copy.
If exact color coordination matters for the project, we can discuss samples before the full piece is made.
One wall, or a whole scheme.
- Custom color direction
- Custom sizing, including oversized work
- A single work
- Diptychs or triptychs
- Coordinated groups
- Multi-room concepts
Autumn Alchemy — an example of an all-over composition suited to warm, neutral interiors.
Tell me what you are imagining.
Send photographs, approximate dimensions and your color direction to begin.