Process & Inquiry

Person adjusting the Falling Flower Accessory on a model.

I create custom garments, accessories, and textile works, from reworking existing garments to incorporating inherited textiles with personal history.

Each commission develops through conversation, design, and slow handwork in my New York studio.  Lead times vary depending on the materials and labor involved.

A person wearing a black long-sleeve kimono shirt by Considered Objects with visible contrast stitching on the back, shown from behind while another person adjusts the sleeve.

Custom Garments & Heirloom Transformation

Some commissions begin with a memory, a specific material, or an inherited piece of cloth.  Each piece develops through conversation and design, shaping custom garments, signature flower accessories, and textile works for weddings, collectors, and everyday wear. 

  • One-of-one tailored garments
  • Bespoke accessories in custom colors, materials, and scale
  • Work made from inherited or personal textiles
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Textile Restoration & Visible Mending

Guided by the belief that a well-worn garment holds its own memory and presence, I approach textile repair through visible, intentional handwork.  Rather than concealing age, tears, or marks, I transform damaged areas into new focal points using custom silk pressed flowers, threadwork, and embroidery. 

  • Flower Textile Mending: Covering worn patches, tears, or stains with pressed silk flowers
  • Visible Threadwork: Reinforcing delicate seams and worn areas with decorative running stitches
  • Textile Stabilization: Preserving fragile antique textiles and inherited garments for continued wear

Textile Embellishment & Customization

Adding hand-stitched elements to transform existing garments, from applying silk flowers to outerwear lapels, dresses, and shirts to embroidering custom threadwork across jackets and sweaters. This service adds a singular, tactile layer to your wardrobe. 

  • Silk flower additions on jackets, coats, or formalwear
  • Custom embroidery

Studio Process & Pricing

Commissions are individually quoted through conversation and studio design, based on the rarity of the textiles sourced and the handwork involved.  Promotional notes and codes apply only to listed, available work on the site. 

A close-up of a patterned textile with a visible sewn-in label reading Considered Objects, showing a hand holding part of the fabric. The obi material has an abstract floral and geometric print in orange, beige, brown, black, and muted red tones.

Commissions Gallery

A look at some of the commissions I've made through the studio.

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Start a Conversation

Every custom project begins as a collaborative dialogue.  Whether you wish to repair a cherished piece, apply hand-stitched silk details, or transform an heirloom textile, I'd love to explore what we can create together.