New York is more than a destination.
It is a feeling carried within us.
A city of endless movement and timeless beauty.
Where rich history meets deep possibility.
Where architecture becomes art and every street tells its story.
Our inaugural collection begins with New York.
From childhood dreams to the electric bustle of
the city that never sleeps
New York in more than a place to visit.
It is a memory to carry.
Some places hold the memory of countless journeys.
Grand Central Terminal is undoubtedly one shared by many.
For generations, this extraordinary landmark has been a place of arrivals and departures, reunions and beginnings.
The inspiration for NY Grand begins with our own awestruck moment, on our very first trip, beneath the glow of the evening sky, the iconic façade illuminated against the movement of the city for the very first time.
Now, memorialised in this silk , it is the embodiment of everything that makes New York unforgettable.
The elegance of another era.
The gritty energy of history in constant motion.
The anticipation of what lies ahead.
Grand Central is more than a station.
It is the pulse of story.
And the threshold between a dream and a destination.
A journey imprinted on our soul.
Some views reveal more than a skyline. They reveal feeling.
This view from the Summit One on Vanderbilt, of the iconic Chrysler Building rising above the East River, is an enduring symbol of dreams realised and futures imagined.
A place where yesterday’s visions, today’s moments, and tomorrow’s possibilities stand and move together.
The inspiration for this silk is the artistic juxtaposition of historic grandeur and modern reflection. The meeting point between steel and sky, past and present. And the views before and beyond both.
A living embodiment of possibility. A reminder that:
Every horizon begins with belief.
Suspended between Manhattan and Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Bridge is a living expression of perseverance, structural and personal, and the transformative power of imagination and persistence against adversity.
It is the living story of Emily Warren Roebling, whose dedication, intelligence, and determination played a remarkable role in bringing this historic achievement to completion.
The Brooklyn Bridge silk captures more than gothic stone arches, wrought iron and crucible-cast steel wire; it captures the kinetic soul of unconventional vision born in adversity, and the empowering courage that brought it to life.
A reminder that extraordinary journeys are paved by those who
Dare to imagine.
Some journeys require no passport. They begin with a page that sparks creativity, inventiveness, and ingenuity.
The New York Public Library has long been a sanctuary of imagination, knowledge, and discovery.
Within its walls, generations have travelled through stories, explored new worlds, and found inspiration to envision, invent and create. Its architecture sanctifies a timeless pursuit of quiet possibility.
This silk celebrates a different kind of travel: the journey of curiosity and discovery; of mind stretched beyond horizons into a luminous expanse of knowledge and the untold stories waiting to be written.
Because the greatest journeys are not always measured in distance. They are found unbound between pages. Untethered by the landscape of prose. And unrestricted by a topography of ink, parchment, and the
Endless odyssey of imagination
Some memories return year after year, invoked by the spirit of the season.
Near Radio City Music Hall, the iconic holiday ornaments enshrine the very essence of New York during this most enchanting season. A city transformed by celebration, where streets sparkle and traditions reignite.
These moments become too beautiful to leave behind. In the warmth of holiday lights, the joy of gathering, and the traditions that connect us to each other, they immortalise memory across generations.
Inspired by the cinematic light of Manhattan in December, the Holiday Radiance silk preserves the timeless feeling of childlike wonder and hope, becoming a cherished wearable memory of time spent gazing the 5th Avenue windows, an illuminated skate beneath the Rockefeller Tree, visions of the Sugar Plum Fairy in the Land of Sweets, or simply being lost in the nostalgic warmth of a vintage era defined by Miracle on 34th Street.
Because the places and moments we love never truly disappear.
