Bespoke Soft Furnishings & Upholstery
Thoughtfully designed. Beautifully made.
Textiles bring warmth, depth and personality to a home. A beautifully proportioned cushion or a welcoming upholstered seat can change not just how a room looks, but how it feels.
I design, source and coordinate soft furnishings for homes in Los Angeles and Santa Monica, considering how each piece complements your home, your lifestyle and the feeling you want to create.

The pieces you live with
From the pillow you reach for to the seat where everyone gathers, I consider comfort, proportion and everyday use alongside the beauty of the fabric.

- Custom throw pillows and cushions
- Banquette and breakfast-nook seating
- Sofas and upholstered seating
- Entry and hallway benches
- Window-seat cushions
- Outdoor cushions and furniture upholstery
- Wallpaper and decorative wallcovering selection
Bespoke pillows start at $300 each and range up to $500, depending on the fabric.
Fabrics and wallcoverings work together to bring comfort, texture and personality to your home. For drapery, shades and the way light enters a room, explore my bespoke window furnishings. For a whole-home approach, visit Bespoke Interiors.
Wallpaper as part of the whole
Wallpaper can be the starting point for a room or the finishing detail that brings it together. I select wallcoverings alongside upholstery, cushions and other textiles, considering colour, scale, texture and how the patterns relate. From quiet grasscloths and printed papers to handpainted designs, the aim is a room that feels personal and considered.
Many fabric houses also create beautiful wallcoverings, allowing me to source both through the same supplier network. The directory below includes specialist wallpaper houses to explore alongside those shared fabric and wallpaper collections.

A directory of design sources
Explore fabric houses, showrooms and specialist wallpaper collections as a starting point for your scheme. Many textile houses also offer wallcoverings, bringing fabric and wallpaper sourcing together.

Explore the supplier directory
Fabric houses & textile designers
- Alex Conroy Textiles
- Andrew Martin
- Anna Spiro Textiles
- Bastideaux
- Brunschwig & Fils
- Carlton V
- Caroline Cecil Textiles
- Chivasso
- Christian Lacroix
- Christopher Farr Cloth
- Clarence House
- Clay McLaurin Studio
- Coraggio
- Cowtan & Tout
- Crypton
- de Le Cuona
- Dedar
- Designers Guild
- Donatelli
- Donghia
- Dorothy Draper
- Duralee
- Elizabeth Eakins
- Eskayel
- Fabricut
- Fermoie
- Ferrick Mason
- Galbraith & Paul
- Gaston y Daniela
- GP & J Baker
- Harlequin
- Heather Chadduck Textiles
- Holland & Sherry
- Ian Mankin
- InstaLinen
- Isabela Rose
- Jasper by Michael S. Smith
- Jean Monro
- Jennifer Shorto
- Kari Fisher
- Kelly Wearstler
- Kerry Joyce
- Kit Kemp for Christopher Farr Cloth
- Kit Kemp with Andrew Martin
- Kravet
- Lacefield Designs
- Le Gracieux
- Lee Jofa
- Les Indiennes
- Lulie Wallace
- LuRu Home
- Maharam
- Maresca Textiles
- Matthew Williamson
- Meg Braff Designs
- Norbar
- Old World Weavers
- Ora Design
- Osborne & Little
- Pierre Frey
- Pindler
- Pollack
- Quadrille
- Raoul Textiles
- Rebecca Atwood
- Robert Allen
- Romo
- Rose Tarlow
- Rouse Phillips
- RP Miller
- Sanderson
- Scalamandré
- Schumacher
- Sister Parish
- Soane Britain
- St. Frank
- Stout
- Sunbrella
- Susan Connor
- Thibaut
- Ulster Linen
- Vanderhurd
- Virginia Kraft
- Walter G
- William Yeoward
- Zimmer + Rohde
- Zoffany
Showrooms & sourcing resources
- Claremont Furnishing Fabrics
- De Sousa Hughes
- FS Fabrics
- Harbinger
- Hinson & Company
- Hollywood at Home
Selected textile collections: Fermoie, Lake August, Leah O’Connell, Penny Morrison, Peter Dunham Textiles and Tulu Textiles.
- International Silks & Woolens
- Kneedler Fauchère
Selected textile collections: Clarence House, Dedar, Jim Thompson, Kerry Joyce, Pierre Frey and Zak + Fox.
- Quintus, Los Angeles
Selected textile collections: Castel, Chase Erwin, Evitavonni, Mariaflora, Peter Fasano and Rubelli.
- Room & Garden
- Shabby Chic
- Studio Four
- Thomas Lavin
Selected textile collections: C & C Milano, Christopher Farr Cloth, Coraggio, de Le Cuona, Galbraith & Paul and Opuzen.
Specialist wallpaper & wallcovering houses
Rugs & finishing specialists
The process
From feeling to finish

- 01
Discover
We begin with your space, your aesthetic, your practical needs and a comfortable overall budget. I want to understand how you live and how you would like the room to feel.
- 02
Design
I bring textiles, colors, scale and finishes together into a cohesive, personal scheme, considering each piece in relation to the room around it.
- 03
Specify
I resolve sizes, materials, inserts, trims and construction details, then gather estimates so you can consider the proposed scope and investment.
- 04
Craft & Coordinate
I liaise with specialist suppliers and upholsterers, communicating the specifications and coordinating the agreed orders as your pieces are made.
- 05
Complete
I coordinate the finishing details, bringing the selected pieces together so they feel at home in your space.
Planning together
Considered details, personally coordinated
From textile selection to the final finishing detail, I bring a personal, hands-on approach to making each piece feel right for your home.

Made for your home
Each piece is considered individually, from fabric selection and dimensions to pattern matching, inserts and fabrication. The result is a cohesive scheme with details that feel personal.
Banquettes, sofas, benches and outdoor furnishings are tailored to the way you live.
Design and sourcing
I guide consultation, textile selection, measurements and specifications, drawing on trusted supplier relationships and a considered understanding of your space.
Procurement and coordination
I coordinate supplier and workroom orders, communication and delivery details so the scheme moves thoughtfully from selection to completion.
For a clear explanation of my design rates and procurement fee, visit My Fees.
A note on budget
Feel first, design second.
I like to discuss your budget early so I can recommend the right approach, whether that means ready-made designer pieces, fully custom furnishings or a thoughtful combination of both.
Tell me about the corner, the room or the piece you have in mind. We can begin with how you want it to feel.
From the journal
The details that make a home
Explore common furnishing mistakes, the decisions behind beautiful bespoke work, and how considered details can strengthen a home's comfort, character and buyer appeal.
Read the soft furnishings guide