Decorating with handcrafted pieces #craft #handmade #interior

Fiber art isn't just for exhibitions.
It can be reimagined as
everyday objects we use in daily life.
Here are artists whose work has become
part of interior decor.

Sarah Espeute | @sarahespeute
Sarah uses vintage linens, fabrics,
and hand embroidery to give
everyday objects a new story to tell.

Her Clothing-Curtains series blurs
fashion and interior design —
they look like garments, but they're
actually window curtains.

Donna Wilson | @donnawilsonltd
Donna runs a knit- and textile-based
home decor brand, beloved for her
distinctive world of nature, animals,
and imaginary creatures.

Her signature knit cushions combine
hand-knit texture with graphic patterns,
giving them a painterly yet doll-like
charm that brings playful energy to
any space.

Seong Young-Eun | @and-et

Seoung Young-Eun is a Korean
tufting artist who collaborates with
leading brands at home and abroad,
and is also the founder of the
fiber art brand And-et.

And-et's own line of tufted cushions,
featured on the hit show Exchange 4
and picked by actresses Ki Eun-se,
Im Soo-hyang, and Han Go-eun.