Inspired by a city where grandeur and quiet detail live side by side, the London Wandering collection brings together classic London landmarks and the smaller details that add to the city's charm.

My three children and I lived in London for a short time, wandering its streets as we sought to learn and explore its abundant history. London feels classic and regal, while also feeling lived-in and modern. I hope my designs capture both the iconic and the easily overlooked: quintessential landmarks like Big Ben, Tower Bridge, St. Paul's, and the London Eye; a subtle nod to history in a simple rendering of the Tudor rose; botanical studies drawn from the vaulted ceilings of the Natural History Museum; and ironwork railings found on the windows in Chelsea, where we lived during our stay. There's even a small nod to the UK's royal roots with a faint glimpse of Buckingham Palace peeking out behind the willows, while the swans of St. James's Park steal the show. Geometric patterns run through the collection, but I made sure to leave just enough natural motifs to capture a city built on structure — historic buildings and bustling streets — but softened by its expansive public parks and green spaces.

This collection is a tribute to a city that holds both spectacle and stillness — to the landmarks that draw the eye, and the quiet details that stay with you long after. London is a city known by many, but I hope these patterns, drawn from my memory, share the feeling of London with you.