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The Founding Collection
Distinct hands. Shared purpose. A new chapter in cloth.
The Founding Collection brings together five independent studios and design brands, each selected for a distinctive visual language and an exceptional approach to color, pattern, and craft.
Presented by Sister & Sewn for the American design community, the collection launches September 1, 2026, in New York.
The First Chapter
The story behind the work matters.
Sister & Sewn brings together distinctive textiles, wallcoverings, and creative voices through thoughtful partnerships. Each collection is presented with a clear sense of its origin, the people behind it, and the process that shaped it.
The Founding Collection introduces five independent studios and design brands, each selected for a distinct point of view and an exceptional approach to color, pattern, and craft.
Through collection development, storytelling, trade presentation, sourcing support, and, where appropriate, American production, Sister & Sewn helps bring this work into new rooms while preserving the character that made it compelling in the first place.
The Founding Roster
Five distinct points of view.
Chosen for their hand, their history, and their unmistakable way of seeing.
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Design à la Mere by Meredith Owens
Story-rich illustration shaped by place, memory, and coastal ease.
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Classics Collection by Jules Haines
Presented by Sister & Sewn for the American design industry.
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Meredith House
Enduring pattern, joyful color, and a distinctly English sensibility.
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The Sister & Sewn Model
A bridge between the work and the room.
Sister & Sewn develops thoughtful relationships with independent studios and design brands, helping exceptional work reach designers, showrooms, editors, and collectors through clear storytelling and trusted trade presentation.
The role differs across the collection. Some designs are developed into new American colorways. Some are produced in the United States. Others remain made by the original studio and are introduced to a wider American audience through Sister & Sewn.
What remains consistent is transparency around origin, production, creative ownership, and the people behind each design.
Clear Origin
Each collection is presented with its studio, story, and process intact.
Partnership-Specific Production
Production and distribution details are communicated clearly for each partner.
Designed for Interiors
Scale, color, material, and usability are considered with real rooms and the design trade in mind.
Color, Pattern and Place
A collection shaped by where it began.
The Founding Collection draws from varied places, traditions, and personal histories, from the Maine coast and Texas ranch country to British decorative arts and Baltic folk motifs.
Together, these references form a collection connected by a shared appreciation for color, material, and distinctive design.
New York · Fall 2026
The Founding Collection arrives September 1.
The collection will be presented in New York beginning September 1, 2026, at The Collective on the 4th floor of the Decoration & Design Building, introducing the founding roster to designers, showrooms, editors, and collectors.
Decoration & Design Building | The Collective979 Third Avenue, 4th floorNew York, New York
Find Your Way In
Three ways to follow the collection.
For the Trade
Preferred pricing, collection previews, samples, and sourcing support for active projects.
Apply for Trade AccessFor Collectors
Follow the collection, meet the studios, and receive notice as new designs become available.
Join the ListFor Press and Partners
For editorial requests, showroom opportunities, creative partnerships, and industry inquiries.
Contact Sister & Sewn
The September Preview
See the collection as it unfolds.
Join us for collection previews, studio stories, development notes, New York launch information, and first access to the Founding Collection.
Open to designers, collectors, editors, and anyone interested in the stories, places, and processes behind the collection.