The philosophy behind Studio Bobbin is rooted in simplicity, conscious choices and a deep respect for nature. We believe that everyday items- such as bedding - can be not only beautiful and functional, but also ethical and environmentally friendly.
Studio Bobbin is a place where traditional craftmanship meets artistic passion. In our studio, we create unique, handcrafted home and bedding textiles. We work with the highest quality natural materials - primarily certified linen and cotton.
Our mission is to deliver products that combine exceptional quality with care for the environment. We follow a Zero Waste philosophy, offering creations that not only enhance interiors but are made to last for years to come.
Our philosophy
The story behind Studio Bobbin
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The Bobbin sewing machine, standing in the corner of my grandparents' kitchen, is one of my earliest childhood memories. Sturdy, heavy, intricately decorated.
My grandmother, a talented seamstress, sewed hundreds of meters of fabric on it, creating clothes for family and neighbours. Most of the time it was done as a favour or in exchange, rarely for money.
My mother inherited the same gift. She sew as a hobby, mostly for herself and loved ones, but the house was always full of fabric rolls and the sewing machine had a permanent place. Whenever she sat down to work, I would perch beside her on a stool, fascinated by the rhythmic movement of the needle and how something beautiful could be born from a simple piece of cloth.
Back then, I promised myself that one day, I too would learn to sew.
And although my professional life took me in a completely different direction - offices, corporations, years abroad - the desire to create never left me.
After more than 20 years, I returned to Poland and together with my husband we settled in the countryside, surrounded by forests and mountains. Here, I found peace and the space to return to what I truly love - and it was here that the idea of my own studio began to grow.
The name came naturally - Studio Bobbin, in honour of my grandmother's old sewing machine, a piece of the past that still holds its place in my workshop.
