Callahan

Triangulated movement of design is repetitive in pattern but executed in an enticingly irregular manner. To wit: directional stitching – executed by hand, of course – leads the eye and graces Callahan’s smooth leather surface with texture. Predictably unpredictable. And altogether arresting.
Crossing

Orderly, yet varied. Parallel, yet perpendicular. Like the proverbial fork in the road, Tuareg-inspired Crossing presents an exhilarating choice: to view pattern as vertical—or horizontal. And like all versatile options, it layers even the most current of spaces with design rooted in history—easily traversing centuries, oceans, and contexts.
Bordure

Like African Tuaregs—nomadic tribal wanderers who first journeyed, centuries ago, across a continent to expand their influence—Bordure is enclosed by borders. Not of seas or mountains, but of woven leather and linen, in a welcome mélange of geometric simplicity and exuberant coloration. Limitless in its application, Bordure is both restrained and playful—and at ease almost anywhere your
own design journeys may lead.
Tinian

Like the Mother Continent’s Queen Tinian—visionary leader of the African Tuareg tribe—our own Tinian is at once adventurous and calculating. A study in regulation thanks to repetitive geometric patterning, Tinian also proffers interpretive excitement resulting from decorative interruptions of that very repetition.
Merletto

Think lace, but in leather form. Woven, waving, and wonderful. An intoxicating example craftsmanship, expressing artistry and imagination in dual renditions; leather lace, hand-stitched and undulating—and leather lace, hand-woven and level. An enticingly irregular blending of high and low, unified by linen.
Albers

An homage, squared—to European artist Josepf Albers and, to his famed “Squares” series. The embodiment of Mid-Century, Bauhaus-inspired design, our Tuareg-style Albers pattern is linear. Geometric. Simplified. And yet, reflective exploration reveals Albers to be more highly nuanced than perhaps initially understood. An ombre-shaded expression of overlapping, multi-hued linen and leather cord—and your own discerning taste.