All Roads x Anthropologie
Designers Janelle Pietrzak and Roberty Dougherty are no strangers to collaborations. Their...
textiles
DIY Printed Marbled Pillows
Ever since we first played around with paper marbling, using shaving cream...
Scatterings
I haven’t stopping thinking about illustrator and textile artist Elizabeth Pawle‘s wall hangings since I first came across her work on Instagram a few weeks ago. Her most recent endeavor, titled Scatterings, is a series…
DIY Roman Shades
One of the most forbidding tasks I’ve come across after renovating our home has been finding proper window coverings. From the tedious task of picking out fabric from a collection of subpar choices to the…
Amber Lewis Pillows
Interior designer Amber Lewis is feeding my textile fetish with her collection of...
Rebecca Atwood Fall 2014
Rebecca Atwood caught our attention last year with the debut of her hand printed pillows and framed prints. Her Shibori dyeing technique and use of neutral tones and fibers had us smitten, and it comes as…
DIY Woven Wall Hanging
We’ve been a long time admirers of woven wall hangings and have loved seeing how these vintage flat weave textiles have come back in style thanks to such talented artists like Mimi Jung, Janelle Pietrzak, Maryanne Moodie and Meghan Bogden…
Casa de Aldo Chaparro
Where do I even begin with the incredible details in artist Aldo Chaparro‘s home in Mexico City. The indoor and outdoor plants, the Casablanca lilies, the George Nelson saucer pendant lamp, Mario Testino’s book on…
Factory Living
Everything in life needs space. Space to create, breath, and room to grow. This factory turned home, by Australian fashion designer Lee Matthews, might be the absolute perfect space. What once was the headquarters for Lee’s…
Simone Harouche’s Domaine
This week Who What Wear launched Domaine Home, a stunning online destination featuring home...
Rebecca Atwood
For Rebecca Atwood, inspiration comes from her experiences growing up in Cape...
Sweet Suzani
I absolutely love the richness and tradition behind embroidered Suzani textiles. The colorful, needlepointed fabric dates as far back as the late 18th century and was often exchanged like currency or used as dowry payments in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan…
Moroccan Wedding
Honestly, Lauren and I are obsessed with almost everything Moroccan. Take for...