Every fabric has a story.
Over the years, I’ve collected textiles from different places, including Paris and Italy, along with beautiful trims and unexpected finds. Some have already become robes, while others have been waiting patiently on my studio shelves.
Recently, I began sorting, measuring, and cataloging these fabrics to create a personal fabric archive.
What started as studio organization has become something more exciting: a way to invite customers into the creative process.
I’m putting together a collection of fabric swatches that can be mixed and matched, allowing customers to explore their own combinations for bespoke robes and aromatherapy sleep masks.
Some combinations are subtle and harmonious. Others bring together unexpected colors, patterns, and textures. That’s what I love about working with textiles.
As I prepare for FAD Market in Brooklyn this December, I’m looking forward to sharing these fabrics in person and helping visitors discover combinations that feel uniquely their own.
Here are a few combinations I’ve been exploring in the studio.
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