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JULY 2026

SARAH GORDON

GARDEN FRESCO

FROM THE FOUNDER

er month, another reminder that great design akes the summer off

ssue blooms with fresh inspiration, starting with n Fresco, our newest collection with Sarah Gordon. parts romantic and refined, it captures the beauty ver-changing garden through painterly florals and ss color.

also thrilled to welcome Postcard from Japan, the ollection from Studio Humbug, inspired by travels and thoughtful craftsmanship H Townes makes a with a fresh Swimmers colorway, while Maresca a performance fabric collection that makes patios, des, and porches as stylish as the rooms inside

ue would be complete without a look back at what d us favorite Instagram moments, a Boot Ranch oom, a Wimbledon-worthy color story, dreamy y schemes, and a mural tour we're obsessing over.

to long summer days, fresh launches, and finding in every corner.

VENDOR OF THE MONTH

Kelti Smith is the Austin-based designer behind H TOWNES, a studio crafting timeless, hand-painted wallpaper designed to be lived with. Her collections blend rich color with contemporary takes on traditional motifs from peonies to longhorns eachrefinedtostaytruetoheroriginalvision

Describeyourstyleinthreewords. Timeless,whimsical,painterly

Whatmadeyouwanttostartyourline?

Ilovedtheideaofcreatingsomethingthat completely transforms a room. Wallpaper has the unique ability to set the tone for a spaceinaninstant,andIwasdrawntothe impact it can have. Before starting H. Townes, I primarily created one-of-a-kind paintings. Wallpaper became a way to translate that same painterly quality into something more accessible, allowing my artwork to become part of people's everydaylives.

Whatinspiresyou?

I'm endlessly inspired by color and fascinated by how different combinations can completely change the mood of a room. I also find inspiration in local identities(likeTexasswimmingholelovers & Longhorn fans), collected interiors, and the individual details that make a home feel lived in. I love spaces that feel layered and deeply personal rather than perfectly curated. I'm inspired by connection and creating designs that help people tell their ownstoriesthroughtheplacestheylive.

What are you most excited about in the future?

One of my favorite parts of this work is seeinghowpeoplemakeeachpatterntheir own. Every installation feels different, and it's always inspiring to see a design interpreted through someone else's vision I'm especially excited about the recent launch of new colorways for our Swimmers and Longhorns prints. It's rewarding to give familiar patterns new life,andIcan'twaittoseethecreativeways designers and homeowners incorporate themintofutureprojects

Is there a piece or project you've made that you'reespeciallyproudof?

It's hard to choose just one because each collection represents a different creative intention. The Swimmers print was especially rewarding to develop, as the original painting had irregular edges that made turning it into a seamless repeat more complex. I had to carefully rework and align each section so that it repeated naturally, almost like fitting together the pieces of a puzzle. The process required a great deal of patience but was so fun to figureout!

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GARDEN FRESCO

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Garden Fresco is Sarah Gordon's third exclusive collection with SUPPLY. Five wallpaper patterns move between lush, immersive botanicals and quieter architecturalcoordinates—designedtobe usedindividuallyorlayeredthroughouta space. Each design began as a handpainted botanical study before becoming wallpaper and was inspired by the texturesofagedwalledgardens,

The collection spans 34 colorways across five patterns: Garden Fresco, Pond Flower, Fern Stripe, Iris Lattice, and Wave Stripe. With colors ranging from saturated jewel tones to softer blues and greens, every pattern was designed to worktogether,givingdesignersacomplete toolkitfromasinglecollection.

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J U S T L A U N C H E D

Already among our bestsellers since launching with us last year, Studio Humbug returns with their newest collection. Postcard from Japan draws on traditional Japanese techniques paper marbling, woodblock printing and expressive ink work — across three wallpapers and a coordinating fabric, layering rhythmic geometrics with softly scrolling florals in a palette of chalky mineraltonesandfadedpigments.

The collection introduces four designs: Abacus, a richly textured hand-carved potato print; Pelargonium, a large-scale scrollingbotanicaldrawnfromtraditional kimono florals; Kyoto, a quietly textural backdropinasingledeeplypigmentedblue; andYagasuri,alinen-viscosefabricrooted intheJapanesearrow-feathermotif.