Odd Sister House is a refined, vintage-inspired micro collection rooted in the warmth of intimate gatherings and storied interiors. Inspired by evenings spent with friends in New York City—around candlelit tables, within rooms that feel inherited rather than styled—the collection blends nostalgia with quiet sophistication.
Hand-drawn florals, lace, stripes, trellis structures, and architectural trims come together in a softened cottage palette of roses, worn woods, chalky neutrals, and garden greens. Designed for wallpaper yet versatile across upholstery, drapery, and home goods, Odd Sister House creates a sense of place—rooms meant for conversation, comfort, and connection.
Included Patterns
Hero Prints
Table Room Rose — Dining Room
A basketweave ground layered with tangled garden roses, designed as the primary hero of the collection. Warm, abundant, and quietly dramatic.
Parlor Bunny — Parlor
A narrative print featuring a resting bunny within a refined interior setting, bringing gentle whimsy and lived-in charm to the collection. Nostalgic, intimate, and unmistakably heirloom in spirit.
Coordinating Patterns
Bookcase Trellis — Library
A small-scale, structured trellis with a vintage sensibility, ideal for upholstery, curtains, or walls requiring subtle order.
Kitchen Wainscot — Kitchen
An architectural scallop pattern inspired by traditional wainscoting, practical, calm, and timeless in feel.
Stair Hall Stripe — Stair / Hall
A refined stripe designed for transitional spaces, offering rhythm and movement without overpowering.
House Linen — Lace
A delicate lace pattern rooted in heritage textiles and domestic tradition, restrained and archival in tone.
Colorways
Morning Garden
A cooler palette of blues and layered greens, gently balanced with soft pinks and chalky neutrals. This colorway captures the quiet calm of a garden in the soft morning glow.
Candlelit Rose
Dominated by deep reds and muted teals, softened with worn browns and creamy neutrals. This colorway evokes candlelit interiors, polished wood, and the warmth of evening gatherings.
Odd Sister House is a refined, vintage-inspired micro collection rooted in the warmth of intimate gatherings and storied interiors. Inspired by evenings spent with friends in New York City—around candlelit tables, within rooms that feel inherited rather than styled—the collection blends nostalgia with quiet sophistication.
Hand-drawn florals, lace, stripes, trellis structures, and architectural trims come together in a softened cottage palette of roses, worn woods, chalky neutrals, and garden greens. Designed for wallpaper yet versatile across upholstery, drapery, and home goods, Odd Sister House creates a sense of place—rooms meant for conversation, comfort, and connection.
Included Patterns
Hero Prints
Table Room Rose — Dining Room
A basketweave ground layered with tangled garden roses, designed as the primary hero of the collection. Warm, abundant, and quietly dramatic.
Parlor Bunny — Parlor
A narrative print featuring a resting bunny within a refined interior setting, bringing gentle whimsy and lived-in charm to the collection. Nostalgic, intimate, and unmistakably heirloom in spirit.
Coordinating Patterns
Bookcase Trellis — Library
A small-scale, structured trellis with a vintage sensibility, ideal for upholstery, curtains, or walls requiring subtle order.
Kitchen Wainscot — Kitchen
An architectural scallop pattern inspired by traditional wainscoting, practical, calm, and timeless in feel.
Stair Hall Stripe — Stair / Hall
A refined stripe designed for transitional spaces, offering rhythm and movement without overpowering.
House Linen — Lace
A delicate lace pattern rooted in heritage textiles and domestic tradition, restrained and archival in tone.
Colorways
Morning Garden
A cooler palette of blues and layered greens, gently balanced with soft pinks and chalky neutrals. This colorway captures the quiet calm of a garden in the soft morning glow.
Candlelit Rose
Dominated by deep reds and muted teals, softened with worn browns and creamy neutrals. This colorway evokes candlelit interiors, polished wood, and the warmth of evening gatherings.
