SMALL-BATCH, HANd-CRAFTED, can’t-get-anywhere-else soft goods FOR KITCHEN, TABLE & HOME
Built for everyday use and gifted with good bones, Fluent in Home soft wares represent an elegant departure from the default setting of shoddy supermarket terrycloth, flabby mass-produced synthetics, and questionable labor conditions. These crafted products are here for the long haul.
Heirloom-quality sustainable linen in saturated hues, earthy textures, and limited-edition plaids and stripes. Unique textiles from storied mills. Designer deadstock and vintage yardage. Even cherished personal items with sentimental value — all get turned into decorative pillows, bottle bags and kitchen/tabletop items that can be used and adored every day.
Custom options are encouraged; we love the opportunity to source a specific color, texture, size or shape, and to craft beloved pieces. Creating “special” is our specialty.
Home, your way. We’re happy to help.
Soft goods, Made Personal
Our Ltd. Edition products are created from unique fabrics sourced from European and Japanese remnants, dead stock, vintage finds, and our own coveted stash of natural-fiber yardage acquired over the years. These items are one-or-two-of-a kind, and when they’re gone, poof! The inventory is frequently replaced and augmented with other special finds, so there’s an ever-evolving salad of offerings.
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You got a bolt of fabric from an estate sale that you don’t know what to do with. Or you need a quantity of something unique for someone unique. Perhaps you have an embroidered panel from your grandmother, or a coveted item from a trunk of family heirlooms. We’d love to hear from you. We’ve turned a closetful of a dad’s beloved shirts into pillows for everyday decor. We’ve made memorable gift bundles for bridal showers, and customized olive oil and vinegar bottle bags for special events. We created an entire tabletop program in orange for a couple who dreams in color. Scraps of nostalgic fabric were turned into Christmas stockings for everyone in the family. We love preserving stories by sealing them into everyday objects.
What’s your story?