Splot (Poland)

Splot sits at the meeting point of heritage and contemporary design. Founded by Przemysław (Przemek) Cepak, the studio has become a place where traditional kilim weaving finds new relevance through collaboration with contemporary designers and artists.

Przemek moves comfortably between the worlds of design and craft, connecting people, ideas, and disciplines with remarkable ease. That role as a connector is central to Splot's approach. Working closely with skilled weavers, the studio creates opportunities for long-established weaving traditions to engage in an ongoing dialogue with contemporary creative practice.

The resulting kilims balance material richness with graphic clarity. Their patterns are shaped by geometry, rhythm, and visual restraint, producing pieces that feel modern without losing their roots. Strong, tactile, and unmistakably handmade, they bring colour, structure, and quiet confidence to a space while carrying forward a living craft tradition.

Selections

  • Grand Paris Kilim by Józef Czajkowski
  • Baskets Kilim by Edward Trojanowski
  • OP Kilim No. 2 Square by Magda Jurek
  • Cosmos Kilim by Edgar Bąk
  • Signs Kilim by Piotr Niklas
  • The Large Veranda Kilim by Zofia Strumiłło-Sukiennik
  • Vertigo Kilim by Edgar Bąk
  • System Chaos Kilim by Edgar Bąk
  • Mouth Kilim by Piotr Niklas
  • Jolly Kilim by Danuta Paprowicz-Michno
  • Colorful geometric tapestry hanging above a blue sofa in a modern living room. Designed by Piotr Niklas for Splot via Ad Origine.
  • Little Cosmos Kilim by Edgar Bąk
  • Dream Kilim by Ola Kotarska
  • Little Chaos Kilim by Edgar Bąk

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