Inlé Studio is all about the hidden and forgotten. The designer Melanie Parzenczewski revives old crafting techniques like bobbin lace that have widely fallen into oblivion.

However, it is not about looking back but creating space for cultural continuity in a time of fast change.
Inlé Studio flows between rememberance, identity and possibilty, connecting historical and subcultural influences with comfort and timelessness.

The name Inlé originates from the book Watership Down - a story about rabbits who survive in a world full of dread. In their language, Inlé is the word for moon or night and has a mythical meaning too.