I’m pleased to share the launch of LEEP Pattern House—a collection of wallpaper and textile designs rooted in history, reinterpreted for contemporary interiors.

 

This project brings together my background in fine art, graphic design, architecture, and historic preservation. Across these disciplines, I’ve consistently been drawn to the language of traditional interiors—the restraint of heritage patterning, the craft embedded in historic textiles, and the quiet narrative of well-built spaces. LEEP Pattern House is a way of bringing those references forward into a more modern, livable context.

 

At its core, the collection is about balance: historical reference translated into present-day use. Classic florals, structured stripes, and traditional motifs sit alongside more expressive, painterly compositions—each designed to feel considered, adaptable, and enduring within contemporary homes. The work reflects a broader shift in design toward materiality and narrative—where surface becomes storytelling, and pattern carries both atmosphere and intention. Influences range from botanical illustration and archival textiles to gestural mark-making, all filtered through a restrained, architectural lens.

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This is just the beginning. New collections and releases will follow in the coming months as the studio continues to evolve.

Thank you for being here at the start.