A little light, a lot of colour.

Found in a restaurant in Brussels’ Sablon area, this stained glass artwork caught our eye with its simple geometric composition. Blue, green, yellow, red and orange panes come together to create something that feels almost luminous.

There is something special about stained glass because the image changes with the light. The colours are not simply sitting on the surface. They glow, shift and become part of the space around them.

When translated into textiles, we kept that same interplay of colour and light. The geometric shapes come together across the fabric, creating a composition that changes as the material folds and moves.

A little piece of Brussels, glowing in colour.