eCommerce Websites
Strathcona specializes in fine printed socks, objects and leisure wear. The brand is recognized for its unique and varied patterns, all of which are original works: painted, collaged, photographed or drawn by founder/artist Ryley O’Byrne.
Cushions, succulents, cats, baking cakes, and drawing stuff.
Dutch illustrator, screen printer, dog enthusiast.
Papers & Patterns inspired by nature and applied to limited edition products.
Established in 2012, Atelier Stella is an ever changing collection of unique ceramics designed and made by Stella Baggott in Brighton, England.
All pots are all hand built, sculpted from slabs and pinch pots to create unique pieces that I would love in my home. I’m influenced by Cornish, Italian and Swedish potters from the 50’s and 60’s, mixing the rustic use of patterns with the frivolity of character.
Happy Socks, a high-quality sock that combines unique designs and craftsmanship. (Probably) The world’s most comfortable and colorful tool for spreading happiness was born. This concept is now brought to life by Happy Socks’ talented team of creatives.
Matthieu and Paul have met at an Art Parisian School in September 2004. Love at first sight for these two illustration passionates who will, few years later, meet Vincent. The three of them have a common passion that will unite them : chocolate !
The Printed Peanut is an ever-expanding collection of illustrated items for you and your home, designed by Louise Lockhart. All products are manufactured in the UK and aim to use eco-friendly materials wherever possible.
Jordan Sondler is an illustrator living in New York City with her Pomeranian puppy Ramona. She holds a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Her work spans digital, print and three dimensional forms, with a particular interest in pattern and map making. Jordan has a penchant for German candy, tending to her plants and collecting soul records.
Her clients include Google, Nickelodeon, Pottery Barn, Ban.do, Starbucks, Chronicle Books, Urban Outfitters, Hallmark, Kotex, Lenny Letter, Papyrus, Food52, Adult Swim, Barkbox, Curbed, Random House, New York Magazine, Le Chocolat Des Francais, ABRAMS Books, Rhode Island Monthly, Fishs Eddy, FamilyFun Magazine, Time Out New York, Artisan Books and more.
A WAYS AWAY was founded by Clare McGibbon in Paris, France in 2011. Currently based in Los Angeles, A WAYS AWAY is a place to find vibrant DIY content and a collection of handmade ceramics and goods, ranging from home decor to jewelry. Clare’s work has been featured in the Washington Post, Apartment Therapy, Elle Decoration Sweden, Real Simple and Mollie Makes, amongst others. Keep up with her latest projects, DIY videos, and inspiration on Instagram.
Designer Jane Newham from Doops Designs creates printed fabrics with cheerful patterns that remind me of jungle fiestas and sunsets.
Apprvl was founded in the summer of 2014 by Megan Mussari through her intuitive curiosity in natural dyes and desire to make quality products by hand.
With a background in the fashion and textiles industry, Megan saw and felt first-hand the harsh effects of synthetic dyes in mass production. In an effort to find friendlier alternatives, her studies and explorations in natural dyeing began. Through these endeavors, Megan was able to focus on the Japanese tradition of Shibori indigo dyeing. These methods provide structure while also allowing for experimentation in an effort to broaden knowledge, skills and inspirations. Apprvl is run from Megan’s artist studio in Brooklyn, New York.
Apprvl is a constant search and exploration inspired by natural movements. Our collection of unique goods are handmade & hand dyed in NYC from natural dyes and fibers. By embracing the beauty of human error within the dyeing process, each design is truly one of a kind.
