Thoughts

The Organized Complexity collection by Suzanne Tick features 6 textiles that explore human connection in tandem with nature—which continuously finds ways to fit form to function, collectively-evolving in pursuit of a greater equilibrium. Through pattern work, manufacturing techniques, and materiality, Organized Complexity reveals the ways in which humans can mirror the natural systems around us to better relate with one another. Pairing a bright, accented palette with biodegradable and recycled fibers, this integrated toolkit of multipurpose, wrapped wall, drapery, and upholstery textiles packs a colorful punch with deep reverence for nature—creating opportunities for renewed vitality in any space.

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Come and weave with Suzanne Tick, Creative Director at Luum Textiles, at Tick Studio during New York Textile Month! Suzanne and the team will weave on two types of looms using recycled Luum textiles and yarns made from recycled garment waste. Much like Suzanne’s woven artwork and contract textiles, which are constructed from refuse materials, guests are encouraged to bring recycled materials to weave with: wire, twine, yarn, plastics, clothing, paper, old film or cassettes. Bring them pre-cut in continuous strips no wider than 1/2″.” Tick Studio specializes in materials brand strategy, product design, development and direction for textiles, floorcovering and architectural glass. It all starts at the loom.

You can access all NYTM events here.

Event details:
Wednesday, September 13, 2023, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Tick Studio, 44 East 3rd Street New York, NY, 10003
RSVP to mroven@suzannetick.com by September 11th

We are excited to share that Earthly Artifacts Collection for Luum has been featured in an online roundup of “Bold Fabrics and Textiles to Uplift Your Next Project” in The Architect’s Newspaper, August 2023 issue!

Thank you for the Architect’s Newspaper in featuring Megpixel by Suzanne Tick for Luum in this month’s outdoor textile round up. Weathering, fading, molding, and staining are all things one must consider when specifying outdoor textiles. Luum is among few brands have poured years of research into developing ultrahigh-performance, sustainably sourced, and aesthetically rich textiles that can be used for myriad applications. Offered in expanded color, pattern, and texture options, these outdoor textiles can weather a storm and look good while doing so. Click HERE to see all of Luum’s indoor/outdoor textiles.

We are so grateful to have brought together all the things we love to Chicago this year: weaving, textiles, furniture, glass – and most importantly all of our friends and collaborators! See you next year!