Textile collection

We are a full service interior design studio founded in 2002. Located in Old Lyme, Connecticut, our lead designers are board certified and licensed interior designers with over 30 years of experience.

The Earthly Artifacts textile collection designed by Suzanne Tick for Luum Textiles translates man's impression on the earth

Lacefield textiles from top: Zebra Ikat Hibiscus | Tahitian Stitch Tangerine Zig Zag Ikat Raspberry | Marrakesh Firefly | Fez Cobblestone Bali Mandarin | Calypso Hibiscus | Monaco Coffee Bean Lacefield Hibiscus pillows Make a statement with bold patterns in shades of pink, orange and brown from the Lacefield Hibiscus textile collection!

Vanderhurd design hand woven rugs, flatweaves, dhurries, fabric and wallpaper, made using traditional methods, based on London's Portobello Road.

Graduate of The Glasgow School of Art specialising in knitted textiles. My graduate collection will be exhibited at New Designers 29th June to 2nd July 2016.

Meeting Charlotte Lawson Johnston at her new Cotswold studio, Christabel Chubb learns why fabrics made using sustainable fibres and plant-based dyes are the natural way forwards

11 million tons of textiles are sent to landfills each year. We aim to change that by using excess fabrics from other fashion houses to make clothing and accessories (often in small quantities). It helps the planet, and you get a one of a kind Christy Dawn dress handmade in LA.

British textile and print designer Molly Mahon is on a mission to infuse our homes with colour. Using the traditional technique of block printing she speads joy and colour and has just collaborated with Boden

Mayer Fabrics is pleased to introduce the Majorelle Collection which draws its inspiration from the enchanted Jardin Majorelle of Marrakech. Starting around 1923, the garden was created over a forty-year period by the French Orientalist artist, Jacques Majorelle, who brought back exotic plants and rare species from his world travels. While wandering through the amazing more »

The fascinating project by Valentina Desideri called 'Crystallization' is a collection that was inspired by the observation of Thermodynamics.