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As we set up our new studio in the next couple months, our website won't be able to process any orders. Please visit one of the following businesses that carry Studio FIG products.

Brick + Mortar Location

THE SOCIAL TYPE
2522 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90026

HONEY PAPER
2933 Grand Avenue
Los Olivos, California

WITH LOVE, PAPERIE
12630 Crabapple Road, Suite 120
Milton, GA, 30004

GOODS FOR THE STUDY
50 W 8TH Street
New York, NY 10011

brick +mortar Locations

MCNALLY JACKSON BOOKS
Soho
52 Prince Street
New York, NY 10012

MCNALLY JACKSON BOOKS
Williamsburg
76 N 4th Street Unit G
Brooklyn, NY 11249-3150

ONLINE STORES

CARDE BLANCHE
https://cardeblanche.com/

For a look behind-the-scenes, adventures and much more, follow along on Instagram!

@studiofig

Spending my weekend DIY-ing with two of my favorite tools from our Brass Collection: the ruler + scissors. Inspired by my studio days in college, they’re sized perfectly to always keep on hand. The web-shop in still on vacay-mode, but we are so lucky to have stockiest carrying these beauties along with other studio goods. Visit the website or DM is to see if there is a stockiest near you! Many also carry our product online! ALSO experimenting with our sustainably produced velvet! Can’t wait to see what we will be able to create with this!

Happy Friday Lovelies! Had my coffee in this little scene today, and had this thought as I looked around. One of the greatest thing that I have learned in starting Studio FIG, is to pour back into my community, both local and creative. As I am slowly unpacking and intentionally setting up our work-live loft, I am so honored to have my home filled with the work of artists whom I admire, look up too, and am continually inspired by. They remind me of what our hands can create and how beauty can fuel the soul. Every time I save and spend, it reminds me that in order to be supported, I must support too. There are times when you will pour into others, and times when others will pour into you. Who are some of your favorite artists/makers/creators/designers who’s works inspires you?

Our new home and studio are starting to take shape, AH! A year ago you couldn’t convince me that I could work from home, and for now I wouldn’t have it any other way! Realized it was all in my head! Looking forward to sharing more of the space and new designs with you as they develop!
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Side note: did a little poll in my stories the other day to see how many of you, like me, love to have their things color coded, and results were about half! I knew my peeps were out there! 💛

Swipe 👉🏼 to see how the Terrazzo Pattern transformed these brass cubes, officially making the bedroom my favorite room in the house!

The magic of •F•I•G•. Love seeing a design translate into different mediums. So in love with our terrazzo pattern that was printed on removable wallpaper. I put it inside a shelf to break up some of the pink for my vanity! Swipe 👉🏼 to see how it turned out! If you are interested in seeing more of my home decor, follow along on @zestfullyiridescent!

Happy Sunday lovelies! It’s been a busy few days with the move, but grateful to say we’ve landed in San Diego safe and sound. Slowly unpacking and setting up the new home. Studio (and online shop) should be up and running soon! 🤞🏽Gearing up for the holidays soon and thinking of adding these rugs, special bundles and much more. Let me know what you’d love to see!

Forever inspired by these sweet ladies and this amazing city. My first season-less collection made in my Sacramento based studio. I remember this day so well! It was my studio opening for my downtown studio, and the talented and sweet @madisonbasstaylor came from the bay to take photos. After shooting inside, she and the girls went outside. When they came back, beautiful photos, like this one were presented. Forever grateful for the community that showed up, loved, supported and has grown since then!

I want to share more of what it is like to be a #smallbuisnessowner This week topic: “When is __ going to come out?” A question that I have been recently getting on creating new designs, and it is for sure something that is causing some anxiety in running this business. The most prominent one being, will I lose customer and become irrelevant if I don’t put out something new, soon? This question always creeps back into my head when fashion week is looming, especially in September. My goal with the company has always been to create beautiful, modern day heirlooms. In some way, shape or form, I have added a layer of sustainability to my designs and product. Our fabric, either dead-stock or printed using eco friendly materials and water based ink, with designs that are thoughtful and timeless. The brass items provide longevity and our pens are refillable. Paper goods are printed using FSC (@fsc_us) paper. Leather, all designer remnants, which is why you don’t see a color come back once it sells out.
But that’s not the only thing that can be reserved and sustained. Time can be do. It takes a lot of time and creatively to create content, and in my opinion, I feel we consume content at a very unsustainable rate. We already want more when the “new” just hit the shelves or the gram. The author of @margoandme wrote a beautiful blog post on this topic, of creating versus consuming, and I highly recommend it. Since reading it it has helped me find peace in what I do, and in how long I take to do it.
As many ideas I have, the next new will come out when I have more time, the finances to produce them, the customer base to support the growth and so many other factors like (wo)man-power, space, and a multitude of resources. I try to design with an aspect of timeliness and ever lasting beauty, because I love what I do just as much as I love this planet we live on.
Would love to hear your thoughts on this topic, please share your thoughts!

Giving Back

As of today we have collected over $500 for a scholarship fund for female students pursing a degree in a design related field. We are currently working on name, a board, and working to award our fist awards in 2020. This money has been raised by taking 5% of our sales since March of 2017.

We also believe that families belong together, EVERYDAY, so until further notice, we will be taking an additional 5% of our sales from the Everyday Collection and will be donating it to Raices (https://www.raicestexas.org).