Yarn Farm in Meadow Path Our third design is a graphic, small scale striae pattern called Yarn Farm. It’s perfect to pair with solids and bold prints. The name is a nod to the striations visible from above of the planted rows on a flower farm. Striations visible from above in the fields of a flower farm Yarn Farm coordinates with Garden Matrix in Golden Hour Meadow Path, Golden Hour & Patina CONTENT 35% Nylon, 30% Rayon, 23% Post-Consumer Polyester, 12% Cotton CARE Spot clea

Join us, on February 28th, for a fabric remnant sale at Shift + build your own custom globe pillow. February 28th 10:30am to 6:00PM 250 Haverford Avenue Narberth, PA 19072 See our textile line in person and learn about our designs, the Pennsylvania mill who weaves them, and meet Molly and Tracy!  Our Garden Matrix settee is on display Shift’s window for the month of February Garden Matrix — our first textile — is a deconstructed plaid/gingham with an interwoven botanical pat

We have a new colorway of Pixel Thistle in production now, Patina. It’s a natural, neutral rainbow palette that pairs beautifully with Golden Hour and Meadow Path. Pixel Thistle is our second textile. It is a 100% cotton woven for indoor, residential use. This is a traditional, heritage woven with a needlepoint vibe. We love the way this feels both old and new — like pixelated folk art. Pixel Thistle in Patina shown with Yarn Farm (left) and Garden Matrix (behind) Pixel This

The first three designs in our textile line: Garden Matrix, Pixel Thistle & Yarn Farm Our third design is a graphic, small scale striae pattern called Yarn Farm. It’s perfect to pair with solids and bold prints. The name is a nod to the striations visible from above of the planted rows on a flower farm. Striations visible from above in the fields of a flower farm Yarn Farm in Low Tide Garden Matrix shown with Yarn Farm and Pixel Thistle CONTENT 35% Nylon, 30% Rayon, 23% Post

Garden Matrix in Petals shown with our globe pillows Last last fall we photographed all three colorways of our first textile, Garden Matrix in an empty greenhouse at Chadds Ford Gardens. We could not get over the glass cathedral aspect of the space. Photography by Tony Kim We loaded in hundreds of pounds of photographic equipment — c-stands, lights, tripods and fortunately we had an extension cord just long enough to run the show. Our photographer Tony Kim captured our texti

Pixel Thistle is our second textile. It is a 100% cotton woven for indoor, residential use. This is a traditional, heritage woven with a needlepoint vibe. We love the way this feels both old and new — like pixelated folk art. We have one colorway, Beach Rose, in production now. We expect our woven yardage to be delivered in April 2026. Pixel Thistle in Beach Rose Pixel Thistle coordinates with Garden Matrix and Yarn Farm . All three play with scale and texture. Garden Matri

Join us at our showroom to celebrate the launch of Garden Matrix and preview the first test swatches of two textiles in development: Pixel Thistle and Yarn Farm . November 18th 10am to 1PM 41 North Narberth Avenue Narberth, PA 19072 Kristen Kilkenny of Kilkenny Collections and Ali Reilly will be with us to show the latest collections from Osborne & Little , Designers Guild and Schumacher . Garden Matrix in Seagrass Garden Matrix — our first textile — is a deconstructed p

That moment when your garden takes off and begins to express its own individuality and vitality. The feeling of walking into an overgrown greenhouse. That is the design spirit of our first textile, Garden Matrix . This is Garden Matrix in our Petals colorway Garden Matrix is an heirloom quality, bleach cleanable, performance textile, woven from nearly 50% post-consumer recycled materials.  We leave our fabric in its “loomstate” which means it does not undergo 
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Over Labor Day weekend Molly set a series of chairs along the wooded creek next to her farmhouse. She strung dozens of swatches from the test color blankets for our new textile, Garden Matrix , up in the branches of the trees. She invited friends over to gather together to celebrate the end of summer and ring in the “new year” of autumn as school prepared to begin. Many of the swatches are experimental colorways that will never be produced as full yardage. We tested over 25 c