Tilda works at the intersection of design and production, where yarn, weave construction and colour come together to shape Svensson’s textiles. As a textile engineer and product development engineer, she works closely with both hanging textiles and upholstery fabrics, always with a focus on long-term quality, functionality and usability.


For Tilda, sustainability is closely connected to longevity. A textile should not only perform technically, but also remain relevant across changing interiors and needs over time. Colour palettes are carefully developed to work across collections and environments, creating textiles that are easy to combine and designed to stay in use for many years.


With production based in Sweden, ideas can move directly from development to manufacturing. The close connection between design and production makes it possible to test, adjust and ensure quality throughout the entire process.


According to Tilda, this proximity also creates transparency and responsibility across the production chain, from materials and weaving to the finished textile.

At Svensson, sustainability is not treated as a separate initiative, but as something integrated into the way the company develops its textiles: carefully considered materials, stable constructions and colours designed to last, both functionally and aesthetically.