Since the launch of this social media phenom, we’ve been fervently pinning into our Textile Files - boards created for fabrics sorted by hue. Our golden rule for pinning is simple - we only add what we absolutely love. We don’t just pin our own showroom lines, we pin from the world over - making this a truly invaluable and exceptionally well-curated resource. Spend a bit of time perusing the Files and we think you’ll agree that nowhere is our obsession to textiles more evident than on Pinterest!

Aimed at all serious textile freaks like me, CLOTH & KIND’s Textile Files are a great source for digging around.

John Robshaw

Without fail, we consistently find ourselves turning to CLOTH & KIND’s Textile Files on Pinterest. For two gals in love with pattern and color, it’s one of the most comprehensive collections of prints on the web. We often call showrooms to supplement our own office library based on finds from Krista & Tami’s Textile Files.

Anne Maxwell Foster & Suysel Depedro Cunningham, Tilton Fenwick

It’s hard not to be wonderfully lost in the impressive Textile Files. It’s a curated collection of only the best, and while each gallery is eclectic with regard to aesthetic and style, Krista & Tami have compiled each section so beautifully that it makes searching through a nearly effortless task.

Zak Profera, Zak & Fox

The Textile Files on Pinterest are an amazingly well-curated library of fabric product. Krista & Tami’s aesthetic and edited collection has a great mix of contemporary and artisanal textiles.

Seema Krish

If you are at all interested in the joy of fabric, these boards are for you. Wonderfully edited into manageable bites, all looking through Krista & Tami’s amazing visual lens.

Mally Skok, Mally Skok Design