What if our libraries, often designed with borrowed blueprints that feel sterile, were redefined through the textures, colors and philosophies of our own culture? In this library concept design, knowledge resides not only in pages but in the very design gestures. It’s the textiles that transform the space. Kenyan embroideries, once reserved and stitched for garments and rites of passage, now adorn seats and panels. These textiles, many inscribed with age-old proverbs and sayings, are not...
