Along with being an extremely resilient material that's flame-retardant and self-extinguishing, felt can easily be manipulated...

Hopie and Lily Stockman, the two sisters behind Block Shop, celebrate handmade artistry by launching their first collection of...

Orla Kiely furnishes her renovated Victorian house with her signature prints.

We chat with the masterful weaver, textile designer, and gardener whose global aesthetic continues to reverberate and influence...

Eleanor Pritchard’s textiles nod to British modernism and local craft.

An authentic Thonet chair found by her father is a daily reminder of durability and resistance.

Fleshed out with furniture and wares by local makers, the newly open Dye House beckons the design minded for overnight stays and...

Look no further than San Francisco–based Petel for unique and colorful throw pillows, tote bags, and accessories crafted from...

Sydney-based embroidery designers MaricorMaricar hit our radar screen back in August with a series called Turns of Speech,...

Christi Johnson might be best known for stylishly embroidering vintage garments.

These fiercely talented and visionary artists will have you rethinking fiber art.

A new book from Rizzoli brings us into the richly layered residence of Sekimachi and her late husband, woodturner Bob Stockdale.

Leah Evans is in the business of quilt-making.

If the design world feels like an endless parade of products, then the gnashing maws of industrial production assuredly underpin...

Following a stroke of inspiration, Rebecca Atwood translated an offhand painting exercise into a new line of fabrics.

Among the vintage interior design trends, the mid-century modern designs of the 1950s are holding fast.

In 1961, Herman Miller and Alexander Girard opened the Textiles & Objects Shop in New York, selling the preeminent designer’s...