About Us

Pattern and Pearl is a luxury homeware and accessories company based in Bath. Founded by designer and seamstress Katie in 2022. It all started while she was at University in Bath studying fashion/textiles and fashion/interiors, where she specialized in print design and garment construction. Since finishing her degree, it has blossomed over the years into the company it is today.

All designs are hand drawn to create a pattern which is then transformed into a design. The prints are sent off to a UK based company printed onto fabric and sent back to HQ! Then the transformation process starts, each product has a template made by Katie which is then cut and hand sewn into the products you see today. All the designing and sewing is done in our studio in Bath. Our packing is also made from sugar cane provided by another UK based company.

A Big Moment for Pattern and Pearl: Featuring in Vanity Fair


In 2024, something rather special happened for Pattern & Pearl. Our hand-drawn, handmade silk hair accessories and homewares — the scrunchies, bows, and pieces born from floral illustrations and carefully stitched in our Bath studio — appeared in Vanity Fair.
For a small, independent brand, this was a genuine milestone. It felt like a quiet but meaningful validation of the care we put into every design, from the first hand-drawn illustration to the final hand-sewn finish. 

Why It Matters for a Small Company

Landing in Vanity Fair carries weight precisely because the magazine has such a long association with quality, style, and cultural conversation. It is not a mass-market title; its pages have historically reached an audience that values craftsmanship, originality, and polish.
For Pattern & Pearl, a one-woman studio (founded by Katie, drawing on a background in garment construction and print design) based in Bath, this is more than a nice credit. It places carefully considered, floral-inspired silk pieces alongside the kind of cultural conversation Vanity Fair has hosted for over a century. It signals that independent, handmade design — the kind that starts as a drawing and ends as a hand-finished accessory — can hold its own in that space.
In practical terms, a feature like this brings the brand to new eyes: readers who may not have discovered a small UK maker through Instagram or a local market, but who recognise the Vanity Fair name as a mark of discernment. It is the kind of moment that can open doors, whether through increased visibility, new stockists, or simply the quiet confidence that the work resonates beyond our existing community.

Jane Austen

We're delighted to share that Pattern and Pearl also supplies the Jane Austen Centre shop in Bath with exclusive silk headbands and silk scrunchies. These pieces feature a delicate, exclusive design printed onto luxurious silk and carefully hand-sewn - including elegant scrunchies with silk tails - created especially for the Jane Austen shop. Its a lovely collaboration that brings our floral-inspired craftsmanship to Austen fans visiting Bath, offering a refined, modern accessory with a gentle nod to the Regency era.