All of the samples are designed and woven by Emma in her Berlin studio, but the final fabrics are woven by a local mill in Northern England. Working with skilled British weavers means that not only is the final cloth woven to the highest standard, but it also helps support an industry steeped in history.

Emma also believes in passing on her knowledge as a weaver, and teaches introductory weaving workshops in her studio.

Each item is sewn and finished in Emma’s studio in Neukölln, Berlin. Crafting each piece in-house means being able to pay attention to the finest details. Dedicated in-house production also means having the flexibility to work with customers, listen to their needs and make sure each order is perfect for them.

If you have a particular query, or are looking for something a little different, let us know and we’ll do our best to help you. Send your ideas to Emma at hello@wovenbywood.com

When Emma first launched her label in 2012, she recognised that one of the key elements to funning a small brand is trust: trust in the design, trust in the material, and trust in the quality. By understanding how important it is for customers to have faith in the quality of the products, each item is made with care and consideration, starting from the initial design concept and going right through to the final quality check.