Project 213A is a European design house founded in 2021 by Jurgita Dileviciute, Theresa Marx, and Clement Deboeuf. The name “Project 213A” evokes a London address where all three founders lived at different times during their studies, a nod to the formative experiences that shaped their creative journey.
Jurgita and Theresa trained at the University of the Arts London in Footwear and Fashion Design, while Clement holds a finance degree from Ines Paris. After years in their respective professional fields, the global lockdown of 2020 provided the opportunity to collaborate, giving birth to Project 213A.
The brand emphasizes traditional craftsmanship and timeless design, creating objects that transcend fleeting trends. All pieces are produced locally in Project 213A’s in-house ceramic and wood workshops, with the support of skilled artisans from Northern Portugal. The rich heritage of Portuguese craftsmanship profoundly informs the studio’s aesthetic, inspiring both technique and form. To honour this influence, many of their collections are named after Portuguese cities and regions.
Project 213A’s work is defined by material integrity, meticulous attention to detail, and enduring elegance, producing design objects that are both expressive and functional, bridging artisanal tradition with contemporary European sensibilities.
Project 213A is a European design house founded in 2021 by Jurgita Dileviciute, Theresa Marx, and Clement Deboeuf. The name “Project 213A” evokes a London address where all three founders lived at different times during their studies, a nod to the formative experiences that shaped their creative journey.
Jurgita and Theresa trained at the University of the Arts London in Footwear and Fashion Design, while Clement holds a finance degree from Ines Paris. After years in their respective professional fields, the global lockdown of 2020 provided the opportunity to collaborate, giving birth to Project 213A.
The brand emphasizes traditional craftsmanship and timeless design, creating objects that transcend fleeting trends. All pieces are produced locally in Project 213A’s in-house ceramic and wood workshops, with the support of skilled artisans from Northern Portugal. The rich heritage of Portuguese craftsmanship profoundly informs the studio’s aesthetic, inspiring both technique and form. To honour this influence, many of their collections are named after Portuguese cities and regions.
Project 213A’s work is defined by material integrity, meticulous attention to detail, and enduring elegance, producing design objects that are both expressive and functional, bridging artisanal tradition with contemporary European sensibilities.
