About.

Daphlande is an interdisciplinary artist and creative working across fine art, textiles, ceramics, fragrance, spatial design, and creative direction.

Her work begins in the body — in what is touched, heard, tasted, seen, and smelled. Trained first in the sciences, she brings an analytical precision to an intuitive, materially-led practice: one where fiber, clay, light, and atmosphere are not separate mediums but interconnected languages, each part of a larger designed world. The result is work that is at once rigorous and sensory — environments and objects built to be lived with, not looked at.

In 2026, she founded House of Lande — a sensory, spatial, and cultural design studio — in response to something she kept witnessing: a growing disconnection from the present, from physical space, from the quiet depth of lived experience. LANDE exists to close that distance. Through objects, environments, and experiences rooted in material culture and the senses, the studio creates conditions for people to return to themselves and the spaces they inhabit.

Daphlande has been making since childhood, with a practice that has grown to span handmade objects, immersive environments, and experiential programming. Her upcoming Ikebana workshop — pairing the Japanese art of floral arrangement with handmade ceramic vessels and original gouache paintings, individually made for each attendee — reflects the ethos at the center of her work: that beauty is most powerful when it is lived, not observed.

For studio work, commissions, and collaborative projects, visit houseoflande.com

For inquiries: hello@daphlande.com