I have news to share- we have just launched our tenth collection for greige textiles and I am totally in love with all five of our latest patterns. Each time I start to work on a new collection I create piles of drawings and then pull my favorites together and lay them all all so I can choose the designs that stand out. This collection had a few standouts in the beginning and I struggled to pull it all together with what I had already created, so I went back to the drawing board to create some additional patterns that would work with my desired theme for the collection. These later additions, Izzy and Jasper are some of my favorites! Our Lisbet pattern is behind the inspiration for our new logo and I am so happy with the updated fresh style. Enjoy a peek at all of the new patterns below and if you are a designer or trade professional please sign up for a trade account with greige textiles to get samples ordered. Pillows will be available soon on our greige design retail site as well if you are looking to add some of the latest to your home.
Collection 10 is inspired by the charm of the Holiday House, a weathered shingled summer retreat kissed by the sun and sea. Picture early morning bike rides down to the rocky shoreline, days spent collecting seashells and splashing in the waves, and evenings under the stars with friends and family. This collection captures the essence of those timeless summer moments—creating the backdrop for memories and stories to pass down through the generations.
Elodie reflects the delicate sand patterns uncovered at low tide, evoking the peaceful moments spent exploring the shoreline on warm summer afternoons.
Izzy captures the charm of button bush bunches, lovingly gathered by small hands along a breezy beach trail, reminding us of the simple joys of coastal exploration.
Ida reflects our love for hydrangea blooms through an abstract lens, blending the soft, organic shapes of the flowers with a contemporary artistic twist.
Lisbet recalls the charm of wildflowers dancing along the roadside, infused with the natural grace and movement of a breezy landscape.
The Jasper pattern is inspired by the rustic brick and metalwork of maritime buildings along Maine’s coastal ports, capturing the essence of industrial elegance and coastal heritage.
xoxox
Christina
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