Founded in 1990 by former Bloomingdale’s buyer Mona Perlhagen, Chelsea Textiles creates hand-embroidered fabrics and traditionally inspired furniture that faithfully reinterpret antique and early-20th-century designs. This family firm pairs authentic materials with master craftsmanship, with Mona’s daughter Jenny Simpson serving as chief designer since 2005 and carrying the work into contemporary interiors.
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Gretchen Bellinger IncFounded on Gretchen Bellinger’s landmark 1976 collection, Gretchen Bellinger Inc. creates distinctive woven fabrics for interiors, from classic weaves to highly detailed embroidered designs. Based in Albany, New York, the company’s nearly five decades of textile design include fabrics held in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts.ALBANY, NY
FRET FabricsFounded in 2010 by artist and woven technical designer Julie Kaminska, Fret Fabrics is a Long Island luxury design house creating fabrics for professional interiors and restoring historic textiles, wallpapers, and trims. Kaminska’s background at the Scalamandré mill informs the studio’s unusual ability to recreate period materials from archival fragments or even black-and-white photographs. Its preservation work includes collaborations with Sunnylands, the Mark Twain House, and the White House.GLEN HEAD, NY
Judy Ross TextilesKnown for refining a 2,500-year-old chain-stitch tradition, Judy Ross Textiles has spent more than 35 years working with master artisans to give handmade design a contemporary New York character. The studio develops custom textile pieces for interior designers and homeowners, pairing Judy Ross’s organic drawings with hand-dyed materials and careful embroidery.NEW YORK, NY
Kettlewell CollectionFounded by NYC textile designer Allison Kettlewell in 2017, Kettlewell Collection creates high-end home textiles for architects and interior designers, including richly textured fabrics and wallcoverings. Based in Brooklyn, the collection reflects Kettlewell’s Ohio roots and her interest in nature, travel, artisanal crafts and antique textiles, with designs often drawing on traditional textiles from around the world and made by artisans using techniques such as tie-dyeing and hand embroidery.