Occasional writing on fabric, light, small workshops we love, and what we're learning as we go.
A short piece on staple length, why cheaper linen pills after two washes, and the three Belgian mills we now buy from almost exclusively.
Request the full essay →The layering trick we use in most Dallas homes: a solar roller behind a linen sheer, then a proper lined drape on rings. Cool at four, warm at seven.
Ask us about your room →An honest breakdown of labor, fabric and lining on a single 96" panel — and why the answer is almost always "less than you'd think, and more than the big-box store."
See our services →A short thank-you letter to the neighbors, clients and stray dogs who have made our first decade in Farmers Branch what it was.
Read our story →Cold water, gentle spin, line-dry until just damp, then a low tumble for ten minutes. The rest is patience.
Ask a question →Notes from our annual sourcing trip to Belgium: what's changing in European flax, who's still doing it by hand, and what's showing up on the shelves next spring.
Meet the studio →Roughly once a month we send a short letter with a project we're proud of, a fabric we've fallen for, and one small idea for the home. No selling, no urgency.