Quilts, duvets, shower curtains… I love the potential these canvases present for impacting a space.

Designs featured below were created for Anthropologie, West Elm and Pottery Barn. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.

While I’ve spent most of my career working with textiles, I’ve come to love designing dinnerware. The first project below, the Secret Garden Dinnerware collection for Goop, was so much fun. A product of the collaboration between Social Studies and Goop, these plates were inspired by vintage English tea cups and botanical etchings, updated with a dramatic emerald ground.

All other designs were created for brands including McGee & Co., Anthropologie, Pottery Barn, and Target. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.

For me, more often than not, more is more when it comes to pillows. I want all the tassels, trim, texture, and print!

Designs featured below were created for brands including Soho Home, Anthropologie, Arhaus, Pottery Barn. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.

Rugs anchor a room and might be my favorite piece to design!

Designs below were created for public and private clients, including Anthropologie. All photos copyright of those companies.

It’s one thing to paint a 9”x12” sheet of paper- it’s another to magnify it to 9 feet high and 12 feet wide! I love the impact that wall decor can have on a room.

Designs featured below were created for Lulu & Georgia, Anthropologie, Serena & Lily, and At Home. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.

Cocktail napkins and tea towels are like the greeting cards of home decor; they’re giftable, seasonal, and a bit of fun for both giver and receiver.

Designs featured below were created for brands including Anthropologie and Arhaus. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.

One of my favorite collaborations is that between textile designer and furniture designer. The synergy of silhouette and surface art that originates from two minds always seems to create something greater than the sum of the parts.

Designs featured below were created for both private and public clients, including Anthropologie, West Elm, and Soho Home. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.

From porcelain to petrified wood, decorative accessories provide an endless opportunity for material experimentation. Sometimes it’s about form and function- and sometimes it’s just about beauty.

Designs featured below were created for brands including McGee & Co., Arhaus, Anthropologie, Pottery Barn. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.

A variety of hand-created bits & bobs. Some have been used for projects, some were just for fun. For other regularly updated artwork, please visit my instagram @kimberlylolk

There’s so much freedom designing for kids! Good things happen at the intersection of nostalgia and novelty!

Designs featured below were created for West Elm and Anthropologie. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.

Even though I usually find myself designing holiday decor in the heat of summer a year before it’s brought to market, I can’t deny how much I love it. Holiday is where both the traditional and the eccentric come out to play.

Designs featured below were created for Anthropologie and Arhaus. All photos are copyrighted to said companies.