FOR DESIGNERS & INTERIOR STUDIOS
Artist-led thread-based wall art objects developed for considered interiors, project-specific commissions, and professional design collaborations.
Thread Geometry works with interior designers, architects, art advisors, and selected trade professionals on wall-based art objects developed around scale, palette, material context, and the intended role of the work within the interior.
Why Specify Thread Geometry
A strong visual anchorThe works establish a clear focal role within the interior.
Relevant across considered interiorsSuitable for residential, hospitality, workspace, and selected public-facing interiors.
How the Work Enters a Project
Thread Geometry objects are not conceived as surface additions. They are developed as visual anchors that help define the role of a wall within the interior. A well-placed commission gives the space a point of orientation, allowing surrounding materials, furniture, and light to feel more gathered and intentional.
Selected Commission References
A concise selection of existing studio works used as visual, spatial, and construction references for project-specific commissions.Each new work is developed individually according to the wall, scale, palette, material context, and intended role within the interior.
Layered Geometry
Interwoven Structure
Soft Architectural Rhythm
Commission Process
01 — Project BriefWe begin with the wall, space, scale, palette direction, timeline, and intended role of the work.
02 — Concept DirectionBased on the brief, we define a suitable direction, scale, construction type, and preliminary budget range.
03 — Formal QuoteAfter the direction is aligned, a formal quote confirms size, construction, timeline, pricing, delivery, and payment terms.
04 — Agreement & DepositProduction begins only after written quote approval, agreement, and deposit.
05 — Production & HandoverThe work is produced individually for the project. Delivery, installation guidance, care notes, and artwork documentation are provided as part of the handover.
What We Need to Understand a Project
A project brief helps us understand the spatial context, intended role of the work, timeline, budget range, and commercial fit before the next conversation.
● Wall dimensions and intended placement● Preferred work size or size range● Palette direction and material context● Project location and timeline● Estimated budget range● Photos, renders, plans, or moodboards where available
A project brief opens the conversation. A commission is confirmed only after written quote approval, agreement, and deposit — there is no obligation at this stage.
Technical & Installation Clarity
Each commission is supported by project-specific technical information, including dimensions, approximate weight, mounting method, handling guidance, care notes, and delivery considerations.
● Project-specific dimensions and artwork data● Mounting method confirmed per work● Care and handling guidance● Delivery and installation recommendations● Professional installation recommended for larger works
Trade Pricing & Professional Terms are shared selectively and are not client-facing.
Private Viewing by Appointment
Photography does not fully convey the spatial presence, depth, and thread architecture of the works. For qualifying projects in Belgium and the Netherlands, selected reference works may be presented in person by appointment and subject to availability.
Discuss a Project or Request Trade Materials
Share the wall, space, scale, palette direction, timeline, and project context. We will respond with the most relevant next step.
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