Project 213A is a European design house founded in 2021 by Jurgita Dileviciute, Theresa Marx, and Clement Deboeuf. Named after a London address where the founders lived during their studies, the studio reflects a shared journey shaped by fashion, design, and creative exploration. Their practice is rooted in a commitment to timeless forms, traditional craftsmanship, and a thoughtful approach to contemporary living.

Working from their ceramic and wood workshops in Northern Portugal, Project 213A collaborates closely with local artisans whose knowledge and techniques are deeply embedded in the region’s cultural heritage. This relationship informs both the studio’s materials and aesthetic language, with many collections named after Portuguese cities and landscapes. Each piece is defined by material integrity, meticulous craftsmanship, and understated elegance, balancing expressive form with everyday function. Through a dialogue between Portuguese artisanal tradition and contemporary European design, Project 213A creates enduring objects that transcend seasonal trends while celebrating the beauty of making.