Studio leadership

Managers who turn daily routines into textile layouts

The managers at voglynarsholrynn translate real drawer, desk, and travel challenges into simple textile accessories that feel intuitive in compact spaces.

Textile systems

Riley Chen, Textile Systems Director

Riley coordinates how every seam, channel, and fold lines up across the collection so a drawer grid, bag insert, and desk panel share the same calm visual rhythm.

Focus areas include pattern libraries, material selection, and modular measurements across accessories.

Experience layouts

Jordan Lee, Experience and Layouts Lead

Jordan studies how people move through kitchens, workspaces, and travel days, then sketches textile layouts that reduce visual noise around those movements.

Responsibilities include mapping accessories to real floor plans, bags, and furniture dimensions.

Operations and quality

Morgan Davis, Operations and Quality Manager

Morgan oversees production so each textile accessory feels smooth to the touch, keeps its shape in daily use, and arrives folded with clear, simple instructions.

Morgan leads stitching standards, edge finishing, and packaging details that keep accessories compact.

How the team shapes every practical textile accessory

The managers begin by observing how people store cables, notebooks, and garments, then convert those observations into narrow textile strips and panels that invite order.

● Listening sessions capture routines in kitchens, studios, and closets so the team understands which surfaces feel hardest to keep tidy.
● Rapid sampling turns those notes into slim textile prototypes that can be lifted in and out of drawers and bags during tests.
● Color and texture choices in coral, pink, teal, and mint help signal which textile panel belongs to which set of items.

The managers see textile accessories as quiet tools that should support many interior styles rather than dominate them, which is why edges are soft and forms are compact.

They prefer layouts that repeat easily from one drawer or bag to the next so you can expand your system without learning a new pattern each time.

When you describe your storage challenges, the managers consider how a simple textile change might provide more clarity than adding another rigid container.

Connect with the team

Share a sketch or list with our managers

Whether you are planning a single calm drawer or a coordinated set of travel pouches, our managers are ready to review a quick note and suggest a textile path forward.

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