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Under The Bough began with the belief that the things we live with should have strength, character, and a clear relationship to how they are made. Our first collections of ruggedly beautiful handloomed throws and bedding established that language in cloth, while furniture and other materials were always part of the larger idea. Over the years, the work has grown through enduring relationships with a heritage textile mill, an established furniture workshop, and artisans skilled in leather, metal, ceramics, and embroidery. Together, these parts have allowed Under The Bough to become what it was intended to be: a design and production house creating original collections across materials.
Daniella Peña
Daniella brings more than eighteen years of experience in furniture and home product design, development, and manufacturing to Under The Bough.
After nearly a decade leading design and product development for collections produced internationally and sold by major retailers, she now directs the Under The Bough collection and its original work—from first concept through sampling and production.
Nearly a century
in cloth.
Set beside the Paraguay River, the mill has worked in cloth for nearly a century.
Its weaving, printing, dyeing, finishing, and sewing departments allow us to develop textiles from the first sample through production, all within the same house.
From drawing to finished form.
Our furniture is developed through our studio with more than forty years of experience in making.
Drawings become prototypes, then finished pieces in wood, metal, and & upholstery.
Built through years of working together.
These workshops are not a collection of outside suppliers. They are artisans we have worked alongside for years, developing a shared understanding of material, proportion, and use.
Handweavers, leatherworkers, metalsmiths, ceramicists, and embroiderers each bring knowledge particular to their craft; the work is developed together and belongs to the same considered whole.
