Materials
VOC-Free + PVC-Free Type II
Performance without compromise.
Our commercial-grade Type II wallcoverings combine durability with a more considered material approach. Available on VOC-free and PVC-free substrates, these high-performance surfaces are designed for demanding commercial environments while supporting healthier, more responsible interiors.
Felt
Softness, dimension and a human touch.
Felt brings warmth, tactility and acoustic character to the wall. We use it as hand-sewn dimensional accents layered onto commercial-grade wallcoverings, creating surfaces that blur the line between textile and wallpaper. Felt designs are also available as modular tiles, offering a flexible way to introduce pattern, texture and softness into commercial spaces.
Paper
A simple material with expressive possibilities.
Paper offers a beautifully natural foundation for pattern, color and artwork. Its subtle texture and matte quality create a softer, more residential sensibility while allowing the artwork itself to take center stage.
Grasscloth
Natural texture, beautifully imperfect.
Woven from natural fibers, grasscloth brings warmth, variation and an organic quality to interior spaces. The inherent shifts in texture and tone are part of its character, adding depth and a handcrafted sensibility to our patterns.
Tufted Wool
Artwork translated underfoot.
Our hand-tufted rugs transform original artwork into richly dimensional surfaces using 100% New Zealand wool pile. Color, scale and texture are explored through the material itself, creating statement pieces that bring warmth, softness and a sense of movement to commercial interiors.
Glass
Pattern, light and architecture in conversation.
Through our collaboration with Skyline Glass, original artwork is translated onto architectural glass, allowing pattern to interact with transparency, reflection and light. The collection extends our approach to surface design beyond the wall, creating opportunities for artwork to become an integrated part of the built environment.
Design
Initial Consultation
For clients seeking to collaborate on custom projects, the process begins with a session, either by phone or in person, to ensure that their aesthetic outlooks and values are compatible with the studio’s and to determine the client’s goals and explore their concept, imagery and palette. Subsequently, a mood board is developed that sets the tone of the project. The next step is researching imagery, forms, and materials that are the most appropriate for the client’s particular project.
Customization
The studio offers a bespoke service to interior designers and architects that includes both custom wallcovering and rug options. For wallcoverings, it maintains a library of several grounds that can be printed on, as well as provide access to many types of printing that are suitable for specific jobs. For rugs, it provides a collection of wool and silk kilims with the option to customize sizes up to 18’ x 18’. Custom rug patterns and constructions are also available.
Renders & Sketches
In addition to creating an initial mood board that helps define the concept and palette direction, Jill submits initial drawings, renders and/or rough designs before proceeding to a final piece. While working with clients to arrive at the most appropriate and impactful solutions, every step is collaborative and client input is crucial.