Chaska Studio

When a hotel lobby or a private library needs more than a single wall hanging, the decisions multiply quickly. Which palette fits the existing joinery? How many pieces should share one visual rhythm? What happens when the client wants to rotate textiles by season?

This option exists for those moments. It is a guided setup for interior projects that involve several woven pieces at once, whether that means three complementary tapices for a reception area or a set of camino runners for a long dining table. Instead of sending a catalogue and waiting, we work through the constraints together: the room's light, the furniture tones, the traffic a piece will see, and the maintenance the client can actually commit to.

The practical tradeoffs are real. A cochinilla-dyed wool piece holds its reds beautifully but asks for indirect light. An alpaca throw with natural undyed fiber is forgiving and soft, yet it sheds a little in the first weeks. A backstrap-woven panel is slower to produce and carries a higher labor cost, so it makes sense as a focal point rather than a repeat motif. These are the kinds of decisions the guided setup walks through, piece by piece, before any order is placed.

What you receive at the end is a short document: a proposed selection, the reasoning behind each choice, the expected lead time from the workshop, and the care notes for each textile. No prices, no pressure. Just a clear path from a vague idea to a concrete set of pieces that fit the space and the budget you have in mind.

If you are still mapping out the overall approach, the product overview may help you compare this option with the other formats we offer. For a direct conversation about a specific room or project, the contact page is the fastest way to reach the studio.

Textile Catalog: Curated Pieces by Workshop and Region

A practical guide to the collection — each piece is documented by technique, origin, and the hands that made it. Use the filters below to browse by palette, region, or type of piece.

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