Our designers

Allira Tee is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Melbourne, Australia. Her work is inspired by travel, people watching, and nature, but she is particularly captivated by animals; humanizing them with a touch of humor is a common theme in her artwork.

Driven by optical passions, Beklina is a women's wear and textile label based in Northern California. Founded by Angelina Rennell, a true wild child and daughter of Los Gatos, California, the Rennell line is an art brand with a heavy focus on original print work, old world USA production, craft, and tailoring.

Annie Brady is an Irish illustrator and surface pattern designer based in Providence, RI. Her pattern work can be found on textiles, stationery, and wallpaper sold around the world, and is inspired by far-flung travel, browsing galleries and antique markets, and camping. She credits her designs to her curious nature and a culmination of experiences, both real and imagined.

Based in Minneapolis, Askov Finlayson is a climate positive outdoor clothing company on a mission to Keep The North Cold. Inspired by the Northern traditions of adventure, creativity, and the embrace of winter, brothers Eric and Andrew Dayton have captured the essence of this special region in the patterns they’ve created.

Charlotte Janvier is a French print designer, fashion designer, and illustrator. Striking a masterful balance between bold motifs and soft graphics, Charlotte’s work conjures both whimsy and elegance, power and grace, and has appeared on wallcoverings, bedding, children’s and women’s clothing, books, and tableware.

Founded by designer Stephanie Housley, Coral & Tusk creates exquisite embroidered textiles for the home and gifting. With a focus on natural beauty, each Coral & Tusk piece is made with a unique process of hand illustration and machine embroidery to capture an authentic spirit and tell a special story.

Born and raised in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Dinara Mirtalipova is a self taught illustrator and designer. Using a wide range of materials and tools, like carved lino blocks, gouache, acrylics, and more, the folkloric charm found in her work is deeply influenced by her upbringing. She currently lives in Ohio.

Emily Isabella is an illustrator and textile designer based in New York’s Hudson Valley. As a child, she wandered her family's Wisconsin prairie, pressing Queen Anne's Lace flowers against her cheeks, pretending they were powder brushes. Her work reflects this idealism and serves as a reminder to delight in the everyday.

Founded in 1948, Heath Ceramics is among the most enduring examples of mid-century design and California style. Their name is synonymous with simple, functional, and thoughtful design. This collection embraces their signature clean, graphical style, strong yet muted color palette, and character of play, exploration, and discovery.

Helmsie is a children’s lifestyle brand dreamed up by two good friends, Karla Pruitt and Sarah Howell. Based in Georgia, Helmsie's design aesthetic reflects the rich culture, colors, and distinction of the South, where hospitable people, old buildings, and the nature around them inspire their designs.

Driven by her desire to make fine art functional, Hillery Sproatt translates her paintings into textiles and wallpaper. Her background in fine art coupled with the early influence of her mother, fiber artist and clothing designer Debra Weiss.

Josie Shenoy is a London-based illustrator who draws on the themes of nature, pattern, traditional decorative arts, and a love of storytelling to inspire her intricate works. Beautifully detailed with a sophisticated use of color, Josie’s kaleidoscopic patterns and romantic hand-drawn illustrations can be found in museums and shops around the world.

Julia Rothman is an illustrator who works from her studio in Brooklyn, where she creates her signature patterns—bold, whimsical, and hand-crafted. Her work has been featured in major publications and can be found in countless home and apparel shops. She has also authored and illustrated over 10 books.

Katharine started printmaking in college and loved how she was able to work with bold, monochromatic designs through linocut. She also loved making something that was so infinitely reproducible, because having art around every day is important to her and she wanted to make her work accessible to others.

Portland-based Laundry Studio has two main designers, Jennifer Stady and Andrea Brandtner. They weave their love of art, fashion and culture into successful commercial collaborations, including numerous textile designs for apparel companies, large-scale wall illustrations for retail environments, and stationery collections.

Both online and in-store, Glenn Lawson and Grant Fenning aim to translate the raw, natural beauty of the Southern California landscape with a contemporary vernacular rooted in mid-century lines. Supplementing their collection of handmade furniture and decor is a curated selection of vintage-modern furniture, lighting, decor, textiles, and more.

Northern California-based Illustrator Lisel Ashlock has been nudging the natural world into design for years. Her sought-after style and her unique vision of flora and fauna has graced New York Times best-sellers, wine bottles, children's books, event spaces, and more. Her designs are created for all those who love lush botanicals and overdressed birds.

Naomi Otsu is a graphic designer and illustrator based in New York. Her work often features a colorful array of elements inspired by the cities and cultures she grew up in.

Inspired by travel, old engravings, nature, and her home city of Paris, Nathalie Lete's style is colorful, joyful and poetic. Her mixed Chinese and German heritage has a strong impact over her work which blends folk art influences from both Asia and Eastern Europe. Nathalie spent her childhood painting and inventing stories to make life more beautiful - this continues today.

Oh Joy! is a lifestyle brand and design company that includes various licensed product lines and daily editorial content with a focus on design, fashion, food, and joyful moments from everyday life. Joy Cho, Founder and Creative Director, has authored 6 books and consulted for hundreds of creative businesses around the world.

Designers Don Carney and John Ross founded PATCH NYC with a collection of hand-detailed hats inspired by a hat made by John’s mother. Today, it is a lifestyle design studio that creates original art, home decor, and fashion accessories in their inimitable style and unique color palettes.

Nestled in the Pacific Northwest, Pattern People is a Portland-based surface design studio run by Jessie Whipple Vickery. Their love of nature and color is translated into designs that channel the studio’s unique vision and appreciation of detail and can be found globally as murals, interior products, and limited-edition fashion pieces.

Robin, an artist and pattern designer based in the Netherlands, creates dreamy worlds that capture landscapes, family life, the changing of seasons, and childhood nostalgia. Her latest patterns draw inspiration from the wonders of the natural world

Rose is a London-based illustrator and designer with a distinctive style of painting using gouache or watercolor, then using fine line pen to add in detailing. She is inspired by the people around her as well as her surroundings - anytime spent at the beach, even in winter on gray British days, is where she finds simple happiness.

Portland-based Schoolhouse is a premier destination for lighting and lifestyle goods. Their collections are built around handcrafted pieces that celebrate thoughtful living, purposeful design, and the preservation of American manufacturing. Inspired by classic designs with iconic silhouettes, Schoolhouse seeks to reimagine the familiar and create modern heirlooms that bring meaning to the spaces in which we live and work.

Minneapolis-based artist Terrence Payne’s body of unique and thought-provoking work is exhibited at museums, galleries, and universities across the U.S. and in private collections around the globe. Terrance is also gallery director of the Minneapolis Arts Collective, Rosalux Gallery, where he helps other artists further their careers.

Tilton Fenwick is a boutique interior design firm known for its distinct use of color and bold pattern, which designers Anne Maxwell Foster and Suysel dePedro Cunningham embrace in all of their interior and product design. In 2018, they were nominated to Elle Decor’s “A List: 100+ of the Best Interior Designers in the World.”

Vikki is an illustrator and designer based in Brooklyn, NY. Her art has a narrative quality that evokes emotion. An element of storytelling is always present in her work, regardless of the medium.