As a textile designer, I think in repeat and see pattern as a great equalizer. Patterns are distinguishing, comforting, memorable and lasting. Patterns are accessible to all, given their prominent role in our societies as the background rhythms of our lives- no art history degree or previous access is needed to experience colors and shapes dancing in perfect tempo together. It is my intention to help you create a vibrant connection to your space with bold textiles. Through the universal language of patterns, spaces that include engaging textiles are welcoming, memorable, and conversation starting.

The greatest privilege I ever had was my first job after college as a textile designer in a mill in North Carolina. Working daily in the mill, absorbing decades of experience from dedicated warpers, winders and weavers, learning to create a textile, was a foundational experience. I truly respect and honor the time and resources spent to create new products.

My values guide my work. I aim to design and operate with the bigger issues of the world in mind. I am aware that the textile industry has been built on exploitation and abuse of people and the land. I acknowledge this history and believe that through systems of solidarity, I can do good with my textiles and shine brilliantly with others.⁠

In addition to the DITTOHOUSE product line, I am lucky to be involved in other textile-work. I consult on textile designs for manufacturers, license my designs and create commissioned site-specific works. You can learn more about my textile design studio here.