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By Mölle event calendar

linen fabric offcuts from By Mölle

Friday 25 September 2026

linen fabric offcuts sale

When cutting our linen curtains, beautiful pieces of fabric sometimes remain. These linen offcuts vary in size, colour and texture. Far too beautiful to go to waste. During the Linen Fabric Day, you can shop linen offcuts with 50% to 70% off. You will also receive 10% off our linen fabrics by the metre on the day.

time: 10 am - 2 pm

location: By Mölle linen atelier Dalfsen

Free to attend, no reservation required.

By Mölle styling advies voor een natuurlijk huis

Friday 25 September 2026

the natural home masterclass

Did you know that we spend around 90% of our time indoors? The way we furnish our homes has a greater influence on our wellbeing than we often realise. Marianne and Lucienne from By Mölle will explain how natural materials can contribute to a healthy interior, based on the principles of biophilic design. You will also get a behind-the-scenes look inside our linen atelier and discover the craftsmanship and sustainable philosophy behind our collection.

time: 11 am - 12 am

location: By Mölle atelier Dalfsen

Places are limited, so please reserve your place in advance.

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Saturday 31 october 2026

workshop: ways of seeing

Join us for a multidisciplinary workshop where photography and art meet. Hosted by Atelier Cph (Sara Ingemann Holm-Nielsen & Mandy Rep) and photographer Marieke Verdenius. This creative day invites you to explore new ways of seeing through form, material, and composition. This collaboration takes place in the serene atelier of By Mölle in Dalfsen. The perfect setting to slow down, observe and create.

time: 10 am - 4 pm

location: By Mölle atelier Dalfsen

price: 195 euro

Places are limited, so please reserve your place in advance.

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new expo as of 31 October 2026

perspectives by Atelier CPH

For this exhibition Atelier CPH has worked with By Mölle linen fabrics, exploring how natural fibers interact with precise, structural line work, a meeting between two distinct expressions.

Through a series of experiments, they balance the organic and graphical across both sculptural and wall-based pieces, allowing each material to retain its own character while entering into dialogue with the other.