Collaborations

Design En Rogue

In Partnership with   Joanna McClure  

Design En Rogue connects multi-disciplinary creatives in the zeitgeist to the world of interior design through textiles, fostering a boundless creative culture. To help us tell our first narrative, we teamed up with still life photographer Joanna McClure to curate and capture a selection of these fabrics. Welcome to Design En Rogue, a place to break free from convention and celebrate those who are paving the way for a world where everyone believes in their own creative expression.

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Orejen

In Partnership with   Black Artists+Designers Guild  

The talented collaborators representing The Black Artists + Designers Guild (BADG) released their debut textile collection—composed of fabrics, wallcoverings, and trimming—in the spring of 2021.

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Harlem Toile

In Partnership with   Sheila Bridges  

Sheila Bridges has built an extensive portfolio of classically refined spaces built upon historical references. The iconic interior designer redistributes her widely acclaimed Harlem Toile fabrics and wallcoverings with S.Harris.

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Pulp Design Studios

In Partnership with   Beth Dotolo and Carolina V. Gentry  

Pulp Design Studios released two capsule collections of edgy, novelty textiles developed and merchandised to reflect the interior firm’s signature design approach. The finished designs are not just beautiful but highly functional. This collection is a modern line of artisanal textiles influenced by dream destinations seen through a global lens.

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Fragment Identity

In Partnership with   Tammy Price  

With a focus on producing elevated, of-the-moment textiles, wall coverings and decorative accessories, West Coast design studio Fragments Identity—led by Tammy Price—created two collections that embody the essence of a California-cool home. With an emphasis on contrasting and complementary textures the collections were made to be touched.

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Kabila

In Partnership with   Rachel Brown  

Los Angeles-based artist, Rachel Brown, imparted her tribal-inspired aesthetic onto an array of wallcoverings resulting in her collection, Kabila. The color palettes, landscapes and patterns discovered during her travels and her love of animals and nature, heavily inspire Rachel’s artwork.