Wallace Sewell

Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell

British Design Studio

Established by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell after graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1990. Combining innovation with practical solutions, Emma and Harriet are known for their use of color, structure, and yarn in surprising geometric formats. Inspired by paintings, they create individual contemporary fabrics with strikingly bold, asymmetric blocks and stripes of varying scales, which bring together a plethora of elements within one piece. Strongly influenced by the Bauhaus for its aesthetic and design ideology, Wallace Sewell strives to unite craft and manufacturing, embracing traditional techniques. The initial design process begins on handlooms in the London and Dorset studios. Production then takes place in a family-run mill, fusing tradition with state-of-the-art technology, allowing flexibility in order to weave a variety of qualities from small batches to larger quantities. Fabric is then washed and pressed at the finishers to give the cloth a luxurious handle. Since Wallace Sewell’s inception, Emma and Harriet are proud to have always worked in the UK, embracing the British Textile Industry for its wealth of expertise and production excellence. 

+ woman-owned & operated   + handcrafted in the UK   + small-batch   + sustainable materials & business practices

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