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For the past several months, we have been working on a fantastic new site, combining the diverse skills of our creative team, and merging words and visuals to offer the best representation of what we do and what we stand for.

While we continue to be one of the most wasteful societies, pockets of Recycling have existed for as long as we can remember—through wartime and Industrialization, to early human civilization, people turned to recycling and reusing. Even Plato himself advocated for recycling.

About a year ago, a major retailer approached us and specifically requested textile throws designed for the outdoors. It was a challenging request since our existing line was knit exclusively with an eco cotton blend.

t seems that orange is in fact the new black this fall, as home décor is ablaze with pumpkin shades, and deep ambers and cognacs. Some might say that a small flame from the 70’s may never have been quite put out, but this season has its own unique dash of contemporary spice. The temperature is dropping as fast as the leaves are, but there is still an Indian summer to be had inside at home.

The Ombre lives most visibly in gorgeous textiles, paint, and tile.  It comes from the French word for color that is shaded or graduated in tone.