Malimbus Studio creates textile pieces that shape light, texture, and space.

We work from the premise that textile art does more than decorate—it transforms. Our approach stems from a contemporary vision of craftsmanship, where each piece comes to life through a process as meaningful as the final result.

We understand art as a sensory, living, and intimate experience. A fusion of artisanal sensitivity and innovation, where hands and materials engage in dialogue through every knot, braid, and stitch.

Each of our creations is a one-of-a-kind artwork or part of a limited edition, handcrafted using natural and sustainable materials. We are driven by slowness, attention to detail, and respect for the slow rhythms of manual work. This dedication allows us to craft visual narratives—pieces that capture atmosphere and express emotion.

At Malimbus, we explore techniques such as weaving, sewing, braiding, and knotting—reimagined through our own visual language that seeks a balance between tradition and contemporary design.

We design with the space in mind, but also with the people who inhabit it. That’s why our textile compositions are thoughtfully created to integrate into homes, creative studios, public environments, or exhibition settings with emotional and spatial harmony.

We are inspired by collaboration—working with interior designers, architects, and curators, and engaging in cultural or social projects that carry a human and sustainable focus.

At Malimbus Studio, a place of contemporary and handcrafted textile art, we believe in the power of art as a bridge between the inner self and the surrounding space. That’s why we offer the possibility to customise our works or develop bespoke projects, reinterpreting styles, ideas, or emotions through textiles.

Your story can also take shape through art.

The name Malimbus Studio is inspired by a genus of birds—songbirds native to Sub-Saharan Africa. These birds, also known as weavers, are famed for their intricately woven nests, which vary in beauty, form, and complexity. They include several species known for their vibrant colours, typically in red, yellow, and black.