Brussels is temperate and rainy, with mild summers, cool damp winters and a soft light for most of the year. Maisons de maître in Ixelles and Uccle have tall windows, high ceilings and radiators; Art Nouveau houses keep original woodwork and stained glass. Curtains are lined against the cold, and upholstery meets a long heating season.
Studios work on private houses and apartments, on the offices of the European institutions and the embassies around them, on hotels, restaurants and the headquarters of companies drawn to the capital. Belgium has a strong linen and textile tradition, so natural fibres in muted colours sit comfortably beside international collections in the same specification.
Fabric Library, Al Guthmi, Pierre Frey and Ultrafabrics are the four mills at launch. A cutting from a Belgian or Paris showroom arrives within days; samples from the Gulf mills travel by courier and take longer. Colour is confirmed on a physical sample in the room, under its own light, before an order.
WEAVRA searches these collections by measured colour, material, wear and use, keeps the fabrics that hold in one selection, and prints an A4 presentation under the WEAVRA name. Specifications come from the mill; the order and the price stay between the studio and the mill.