Kyiv

An apartment in the Radiansky Likar building

A constructivist landmark from 1928–1930 by architect Pavlo Aloshyn. The owner and designer kept the spirit of the building; we made textiles that don't argue with the architecture.

Sumy

The “Smart” project

Belgian Smart fabric: a dim-out with fire-resistance certificates. A metal track the curtains simply glide along, and Smart ceiling brackets with decorative end caps.

Online

A project done entirely remotely

An interior designer asked us to do everything online except installation. Photos, videos, samples by post, and double Roman shades: dense basket weave for warmth, sheer herringbone for soft light.

Design: @designer_malysh

Near Kyiv

A terrace in outdoor dralon

We started with a visualisation so the clients saw the result before sewing. Dralon doesn't fade or mind the damp. In awkward spots, velcro tabs make the curtains easy to take down.

Sumy

A balcony with a narrow recess and a pipe

A standard rod wouldn't fit the recess, so we used a compact two-line T-profile for sheer and drape. For the pipe beside the window we cut a neat opening in the curtain.

Zelenyi Hai holiday park

Eco-style holiday cabins

Roman shades, eyelet curtains and bedspreads for new cabins. Basket weave and fine linen-look sheers to suit the timber walls and the forest outside.