Yes—we ship worldwide.
All pieces are made to order.
Lead times vary depending on the piece, current production volume, and material availability. Timelines provided on product pages, quotes, or invoices are estimates only and are not guaranteed.
Production begins once payment has been received and all order details are confirmed.
Transit time varies depending on shipment size and destination. Smaller items typically ship via courier, while larger pieces and furniture ship via freight.
We occasionally hold limited stock—please get in touch to check current availability.
We work with a small range of high-performance materials, each selected for a specific feel and environment.
Each material behaves differently in terms of texture, water interaction, and long-term aging. These differences are intentional and inform how each piece is designed and specified.
Our products are designed for both indoor and outdoor use, depending on the material.
They perform well in a wide range of environments, including living spaces, bathrooms, terraces, poolside areas, and marine settings. Material selection should align with the intended environment—for example, silicone and nautical rope are well suited to outdoor use, while bamboo rope is best kept indoors.
Performance depends on the material selected.
All constructions are designed to allow airflow and drainage where appropriate. After rainfall, surfaces will typically feel dry to the touch while internal moisture continues to evaporate.
Over time, some softening of color may occur with outdoor exposure, particularly in textile-based materials. This is a normal characteristic and not considered a defect.
Care will vary slightly depending on the material.
For full details, please refer to our Care Guide.
Lightweight furniture is generally fine. However, heavy items or pieces with narrow feet may create concentrated pressure and can leave compression marks over time.
Yes—our floor coverings are designed for everyday use, including with shoes.
Performance can vary depending on the floor surface.
On very smooth or polished floors, we recommend using a thin rug underlay to improve grip and stability. This is considered standard best practice for most floor coverings.
We offer two primary constructions:
Yes—we regularly produce custom work.
Pieces can be made in custom sizes, colors, patterns, and configurations. Lead times vary depending on scope and complexity.
As with all handmade products, slight variations in size (up to ~3%) and color may occur. Custom pieces are final sale.
All imagery is provided as a guide—final pieces may vary.
As each piece is handmade, variations in pattern, color, and tonal distribution are inherent to the process and form part of the intended design language. Pigments are hand-mixed and may vary slightly between batches.
We work with multiple materials—including silicone and braided ropes—which each interact with light differently. Color may shift depending on material, surface texture, and lighting conditions.
If an exact match is important, we recommend ordering color samples prior to purchase.
Our products are designed to be repairable.
Minor damage (such as a cut or break in the cord) can typically be repaired using our repair kit, which we can provide upon request.
For more significant repairs, pieces can often be returned to our studio for refurbishment.
Yes—we support long-term use through repair and refurbishment.
Most pieces can be returned to our London studio, where we can restore areas affected by wear and tear. Labor and materials are typically covered; shipping costs apply.
As all pieces are made to order, returns and exchanges are not accepted except in the case of manufacturing defects or shipping damage.
Any damage must be reported within 72 hours of delivery. Please inspect your order immediately upon receipt and retain all packaging materials for claims.
Sustainability is central to our approach.
We prioritize durability, repairability, and long product lifespans. Our materials are selected for performance and longevity, reducing the need for replacement over time.
No—each piece is handwoven.
Subtle variations in spacing, tension, color, and pattern are inherent to the process and form part of the intended design language. These are not considered defects.