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When @carolineplummer and her family moved into their beautiful 1931 home three years ago, they wanted to preserve the original details while slowly shaping each room into something warm and personal. Renovations are ongoing but some changes make an immediate difference in how a space feels.

In their living room, the natural light previously felt a little cool. We explored fabrics, transparency levels and colours and landed on our Gocek textile in a soft, sunny yellow (color 216). The result is a calm, glowing warmth that moves with the daylight and brings a sense of sunshine - even on grey Copenhagen days.

This is one of our favourite examples of how textiles can transform the entire mood of a room.

Thank you for inviting us into your lovely home.

Photos by @kasper.did.it by @oito.studios

At OITO Studios, we share a past life in the TV industry with @aczacho. After some wild and wonderful years working side by side, our paths unfolded in new directions: we built OITO, and Anna took on the full restoration of @winthers_villa. So when she asked us to make the curtains, it felt a bit full-circle.

The old red house just outside Copenhagen had been the forest ranger’s home and was in rough shape when she got it. Today, the villa hosts workshops, meetings, big parties and creative gatherings. Most of the original details remain; the mouldings, the worn edges, the uneven bits and Anna added warmth with simple materials, good light and a few well-chosen flea-market finds.

Our textiles guide the light, soften the space, and make the house feel alive. It’s the kind of detail you don’t notice at first, but it quietly makes everything feel right. We loved being part of this cool project and seeing it all fall into place.

Photography by @jesperpalermo by @oito.studios

We visited @jojoanadickinson in her Altbau apartment in Berlin on a late afternoon.

We ended up staying much longer than planned. Between project calls at Slowness and getting ready to host dinner that evening, she somehow made it all feel calm.

Joanna gave us a first glimpse of @cruda.mag, a publication she’s been working on. So it felt almost surprising when, just before we started photographing, she admitted she was a little nervous about being on the other side of the camera. She opened a bottle of wine. Not for us, she laughed, but to calm her own nerves.

What stayed with us wasn’t just the apartment itself, but the atmosphere. A home where work, conversation and hosting naturally exist side by side - and where there’s always room for one more around the table.

Living room - Gocek, Cream
Kitchen - Gocek, Light Green

Photography @massimilianocorteselli by @oito.studios

Together with Øjeblik Studio, we chose one of our soft, warm-toned sheer textiles. The wall colour was carefully matched to the fabric, allowing the curtains to quietly blend into the space.

Frederiksberg, Copenhagen.

Gocek - cream 235

Photography @shotbybalder
Interior design @ojeblik_studio by @oito.studios

@gallerisonja, Copenhagen.

Part of @3daysofdesign.

Connected: A Dialogue Between Nature and Craft explores the relationship between materiality, process and craft.

Designed by Norm Architects, flat textile panels divide the space into a sequence of calm rooms, framing works in clay, glass, wood and plant fibres.

June 10–12, 10:00–18:00
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 8–10, Copenhagen

Photography by @karl_tranberg by @oito.studios

Afternoon light settling slowly into brick, wood, and steel.

A soft curtain line across large window sections holds the facade as one calm surface.

Private residence, Hamburg, Germany

Gocek - cream 235

Photography @sinacntnt by @oito.studios

The days are becoming longer, and the sun lingers a little more.

A honey-toned textile softens the Copenhagen evening light, adding depth to dark timber and deep-toned floors.

We love how the room settles into a quiet, almost meditative balance.

Gocek 226

Photography @morten.svane by @oito.studios

Martin has rebuilt his Copenhagen apartment from the inside out. A quiet reworking of space, opening up, softening edges, and letting light move freely from room to room. Shaped by time spent in Japan, the approach is calm and intentional. Warm earth tones, natural materials, and subtle changes that affect how the space is used throughout the day.

Wave curtains have created a room within the room, gently enclosing the bed while keeping the space open.

Arizona - Cream 009 Gocek - Camel 212

Photography @anittabehrendt @kasper.did.it by @oito.studios

On Østerbro in Copenhagen, clay and off-white textiles introduce a quiet contrast among wood, daylight, and natural materials.

Private residence
Østerbro, Copenhagen

Trilye - off white 05
Trilye - clay FK013

Photography: @degners by @oito.studios

On Nørrebrogade in Copenhagen, a young family has created a home shaped by color and Danish design. Textiles soften the light and hold the space in playful balance.

Private residence
Nørrebrogade, Copenhagen

Semi-transparent wave curtains

Gocek - soft yellow 216
Trilye - vivid orange FS024 by @oito.studios

Our textiles find their place on the historic grounds of Nordisk Film - one of the world’s oldest film companies. Curtains introduce softness to glass-defined spaces, diffuse light and shape quiet work zones.

Drive Studios - TV & entertainment studio Valby, Denmark

Semi-transparent wave curtains

Gocek - dusty blue 219 Gocek - dusty rose 221

Interior design @heyhomeinteriordesign  Photography @pedalsgaard by @oito.studios