RE-DESIGN SPACES

Reimagining spaces, furniture, textiles and details.

A space can begin a new story, too. DILIGHT sustainable spatial design starts with what is already there: furniture, surfaces, materials and memories. Reimagining a room is a dialogue between everyday use, light and the feeling of being at home.

Alongside textiles for interiors, we are developing approaches to transforming spaces and upcycling furniture. Reused materials, curtains, textile layers and thoughtful changes to surfaces can create a personal, living interior. EKO PRINT, proSOJnice, bedding and textile details are part of this exploration, growing into a wider approach to spaces.

What already exists has potential

I start with what is already there — existing furniture, discarded materials, found wooden boards, light and the memories already embedded in a space. I’m not interested in starting from nothing, but in uncovering new, accessible and practical possibilities in what is already right in front of us.

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LIGHT VEILS · translucent textiles

When fabric catches the light.

Layering fabrics creates translucent stories where light, material and personal memory meet. Found treasures — stones, glass, shells, buttons or threads — become part of the layers, taking on a new role and a new life. Sometimes a thought, a word or a line of poetry is caught between them too, giving the textile an even more personal character.

Each proSOJnica is a unique interweaving of selected materials, a story and the space it is made for. It can become a curtain, a screen, a wardrobe door or a textile artwork on the wall — always a one-of-a-kind piece created for a particular space and person.

Textiles for the home

The textiles we live with every day can also become a space for colour, pattern and personal expression. DILIGHT therefore extends into the home and into bedding, where function meets one-of-a-kind textile solutions.

EKOprint magic

botanical impressions on fabric

Oak leaves, smoke bush, mirrored impressions and subtle differences in the weave create richly varied textile surfaces. Plants leave lasting traces on fabric through heat, material and process. Combined with fabric remnants, these natural impressions become unique, useful pieces in which nature becomes a co-creator of the pattern. Every print is different — and unrepeatable.

EKOprint bedding

A combination of natural materials that feel good to the touch and printed fabric pieces creates one-of-a-kind combinations of pattern, colour and texture.