Eileen Screen

The Eileen Screen is a three-panel folding piece that sits at the intersection of art, nature, and craft. Designed as both a functional object and a living artwork, it reflects our belief that interiors should remain connected to the natural world that inspires them. Its surface is created through eco-printing, an ancient yet continually evolving technique that draws directly from nature itself. Traces of bark, leaves, and plant matter are transferred onto fabric using a process that requires no harsh chemicals or synthetic dyes, allowing the natural pigments of the botanical world to leave their own delicate imprint. While its origins can be traced back to medieval botanical studies and early herbal manuscripts, the contemporary revival of eco-printing has been shaped by artists such as India Flint, who reintroduced it as a modern sustainable craft rooted in experimentation and respect for nature. Each panel of the Eileen Screen carries this dialogue between past and present. No two surfaces are ever identical; every mark is the result of a direct encounter between plant and cloth, creating a composition that feels both intentional and organic. The outcome is a surface that appears almost alive, shifting subtly with light and perspective. Framed within a clean, architectural structure, the Eileen Screen balances this organic expression with refined simplicity. It becomes a quiet divider of space, while also inviting a deeper awareness of texture, material, and the beauty of imperfection. The result is a piece that feels timeless, sustainable, and gently poetic in its presence.