persian flower is inspired by the graceful geometry of Islamic art from Iran. It celebrates the delicate balance between structure and soul. Unlike the sharper, angular motifs found in Moroccan tradition, Iranian patterns often embrace softer curves and floral elements — a visual language that speaks of growth, elegance, and inner peace.
Discover the timeless charm of our red and green geometric design — a bold, symmetrical motif that blends tradition with modern aesthetics. Whether you're looking for a statement piece or a subtle accent, this pattern adapts beautifully across a wide range of applications.
Royal Red Blue Geometry Elevate an interior with the timeless elegance of Royal Red Blue Geometry — a richly detailed pattern that blends symmetry, bold color, and regal charm. Inspired by classical motifs and geometric precision, this design features deep red and royal blue elements outlined in gold, and can be set set against any background....
A wearable artwork crafted from soft Italian leather and hand-assembled by shoemakers in Italy. Only two pairs exist—one kept by the artist, the other sold to a client in the Netherlands. This limited-edition design merges timeless form with personal expression, turning everyday footwear into a statement of identity and intention.
Inspired by the ornamental language of Iranian carpets, this design translates traditional motifs into a simplified floral pattern. Though it may appear purely decorative, its structure is rooted in geometric principles, making it a subtle homage to mathematical beauty.
Originally a simple IKEA lampshade, this piece has been transformed into a unique design object. The soft textile surface is hand-painted with lush green leaves and adorned with raised, vibrant orange flowers that add a sculptural touch. The subtle fabric texture enhances the organic feel, making this lamp not just a source of light, but a...
Originally a mass-produced IKEA chair, this piece has been transformed through expressive, abstract brushwork into a unique design object. The worn surface becomes a canvas for renewal, proving that furniture doesn't need to be discarded—sometimes, it simply needs a fresh coat of imagination. A celebration of reuse, individuality, and the power of...
