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A strong pattern collection and a usable interiors line aren't exactly the same thing.
A pattern collection can be cohesive, thoughtful, and beautifully built, and still not give an interior desig...
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One of the questions designers ask most often is some version of this: how does work actually get chosen?
Not just how to improve technically, but how decisions are made behind the scenes. What ma...
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There’s a moment that sneaks up on you as a small business owner. Maybe you’re sitting at your desk, reviewing a project you’re proud of, or staring at a piece that still feels half-formed. You’ve ...
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Have you ever launched something you were proud of, felt the excitement, saw it resonate, and then still found yourself stressed about money? It can be disorienting. There’s the high of seeing your...
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Kindly Woven’s debut blanket collection began with a question: What if more artists had access to the woven world?
As a textile designer and educator, our leader, Laura Adams, has spent years imme...
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At Kindly Woven, color isn’t just a design decision. It’s a layered process. One that’s trend-driven and emotionally tuned. It’s grounded in data, shaped by intuition, and ultimately transformed by...
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Interior designers know that great design is more than just how a space looks—it’s how it feels. Literally.
The weight of a blanket. The softness of a fabric. The warmth of wood under bare feet. T...
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Have you ever walked into a store and noticed that everything suddenly seems to follow the same color palette or style? One season it’s all soft earth tones, and the next, bold prints are everywher...
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Woven textiles are a world of creativity waiting to be explored, and The Art of Wovens is your guide to mastering it. This course is thoughtfully designed to provide designers and creators at any s...
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Have you ever envisioned your designs translated into woven fabrics, beautiful home décor, or an entire product line? The Art of Wovens is here to make that dream a reality. This course focuses on ...
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Creating individual patterns is a wonderful way to show off your unique ideas, but building a full collection can take your work to a whole new level. Collections give you the chance to explore the...
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Naming colors in fabric collections is an art form that we've come to love. It's not just about assigning random labels; it's about capturing the essence of a hue, the mood it evokes, and the story...