Carolina Irving has spent decades scouring the world for examples of extraordinary craftsmanship, finding it in archives, museum collections and tiny, off-the-beaten-track ateliers on her travels. Born to Venezuelan parents and raised in Paris, she studied Art History and Archaeology at the École du Louvre, where she began her lifelong fascination with design and the decorative arts. Carolina worked in magazines for several years before founding her eponymous textile atelier in 2006, creating vibrant fabrics that reinterpret colours and patterns from across the globe, and from throughout history.

Leah O’Connell is an Interior Designer and Textile Enthusiast. A native San Franciscan, her style combines the traditional elements of the city with California’s unpretentious ease.  Leah’s textiles, born of a lifelong love of pattern and color, are a natural extension of her interiors — elegantly exuberant, unfussy and timeless.  Few things make her happier than flowers so it is no surprise the collection is an ode to florals.

Celebrated textile designer Lisa Fine finds inspiration across the globe. Fine’s extensive travels along “The Silk Road” and the Middle East, her countless trips to India, and the yearly tours to Europe with The Institute of Classical Architecture influence both her textile collection and her personal interiors.