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Désir

€800.00

Hand sewn by Raphaëlle Doineau in Brussels. Composed through an intuitive patchwork process, the quilt unfolds like a textile drawing, where pieces of fabric come together to form a quiet, organic composition. Layers of light blue, dark purple, green, purple back peacock green create gentle colour relationships across the surface. It reflects Raphaëlle’s thoughtful approach to colour, composition, and the expressive possibilities of cloth. A standalone original.

Hand sewn by Raphaëlle Doineau in Brussels. Composed through an intuitive patchwork process, the quilt unfolds like a textile drawing, where pieces of fabric come together to form a quiet, organic composition. Layers of light blue, dark purple, green, purple back peacock green create gentle colour relationships across the surface. It reflects Raphaëlle’s thoughtful approach to colour, composition, and the expressive possibilities of cloth. A standalone original.

 

  • Dimensions: 110 x 138 cm. Materials: Upcycled cotton and synthetic fabrics with cotton (80%) and polyester (20%) batting. Weight: approx. 650 g.

  • Delivery times vary by region, typically 3 to 6 days for Europe, and 5 to 10 days for the United Kingdom.

    Customs

    For United Kingdom customers, customs duties are the customer’s responsibility. These are not included in the final product price and depend on the UK’s customs policies.

    Delivery Information

    When you place your order, we will send you an email with the estimated delivery date and tracking number. We work with DHL and FedEx.

  • Raphaëlle Doineau is a textile artist based in Brussels, born in Paris. She studied at HEAR in Mulhouse and at ERG in Brussels. Since 2020, she has been creating hand sewn patchwork quilts that approach textile as a form of drawing.

    Working intuitively with fabric, her quilts explore subtle color relationships and organic compositions, often favoring tones like purple and coral over primary colors. Through patchwork, she develops a personal language where color, shape, and touch come together in quiet and thoughtful textile pieces. Read our interview with her.