Wallace Sewell has been weaving color into everyday life since 1992. Founded by Royal College of Art graduates Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell, the British textile design studio draws inspiration from art to create bold, asymmetric patterns and stripes of varying scales. Their unmistakable fabrics appear everywhere — from global hotels to museum collections, even adorning the seats of London’s iconic transport system. First created on handlooms in their studios, then woven at a family-run Lancashire mill, each piece is made from natural fibers and meticulously finished, hand-cut, and sewn in the UK — reflecting a commitment to ethical craftsmanship and environmental responsibility.
Wallace Sewell supports
Heritage Craft Preservation
This maker supports the preservation of heritage crafts and enables artisans to create sustainable livelihoods through their traditional skills.
Natural Materials
This maker crafts products that are derived from plants, animals, or other naturally occurring materials.
Wallace Sewell’s textiles bring beauty and purpose to every space — crafted from natural fibers, ethically sourced, and made in the UK to minimize environmental impact.
