Pulp Design Studios | ICON | Issue 5

CROSSING BOUNDARIES
PULP DESIGN STUDIOS’ SECOND FABRIC COLLECTION WITH S. HARRIS BRIDGES THE GAP BETWEEN
THE COMFORT OF RESIDENTIAL AND THE DURABILITY OF COMMERCIAL FABRICS.
The Pulp team has designed a new collection of fabrics with S. Harris that is equally suited for commercial design
projects and for a residential home that needs gorgeously durable fabrics. Despite a worldwide shutdown and
pandemic, Pulp felt it was important to move forward with the debut of their second line that is rolling out
through late spring and early summer.
“So much planning went into this collection
over the last year and although the timing could
be better, moving ahead with the launch helps
support our partners, the reps, and so many
others during this time,” says Carolina Gentry.
“We also want to provide new palettes and
patterns to fuel creativity for designers,” says
Beth Dotolo. “The Pulp team is using the time
during this shut-down to develop new creative
ideas for our projects, and we wanted to spark
creativity for other designers, too, who are still
working and designing for their clients.”
The new fabrics were inspired by meaningful
places around the world, from exotic locales
to cities that inspire the Pulp team to the Pulp
founders’ own neighborhoods. Let’s take a spin
through the new Pulp Design Studios for S.
Harris collection.
NEUTRAL GROUND
Sophisticated and classic, the neutral palette
has a pulled-together urban style. These designs
can blend with brighter colors or stand alone
with bold patterns that show off a wild streak.
Some of our faves in this group include Leopardo,
an animal print with an almost ikat twist, and
Dresden, with artistic brushstrokes that evoke
the dramatic European city.
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