elizabeth olwen x felt right

Celebrating the launch of Color Dream — a collaboration with Felt Right, a company that I truly admire and couldn’t be more delighted to partner with. We designed a 4-piece collection of felt wall murals, all available in different colorways. What I love about their products is that they’re the perfect marriage of form and  function. Look at them as art meets acoustic paneling meets pinboard — they’re like high end art murals with a really practical purpose. They’re renter-friendly (easily movable!), eco friendly and the felt is absolutely luxurious. Check out the whole collection of pieces in many dreamy colorways to suit your home or commercial space right here.

elizabeth olwen x tie bar

And now for something different! My new tie collaboration with The Tie Bar! It’s so fun to see my work come to life on different kinds of products but when it’s moving into completely new territory, it sparks new circuits in me. The collection is called The Summer of Love and the name of the collection makes me feel so seen! I have the soul of a 60s flower child. We designed a collection of 6 ties and I love them all. You can check out the whole collection right here.

elizabeth olwen x echo newyork

Introducing my silk scarf for Echo New York! Only 100 of these beauties are for sale, as part of the Echo100 campaign where 100 artists rally for 100 charities (in honour of 100 years of Echo). Together, we hope to raise $1M for charity. Each limited edition scarf is printed on heavyweight silk with a hand-rolled hem, individually numbered (only 100 produced) and packaged in a custom gift box. We hope to raise $10,000 for this amazing organization.

I think this piece evokes that feeling of hope, of something being on the horizon, a new day full of possibility, a fresh start, and moving towards the light. It’s wearable art and when it's with me, I feel like a magnet for positive energy —like I'm waving the flag to attract LOVE and JOY. It's truly, truly one of my most favourite things I've ever worked on, and all the proceeds go to a charity I've chosen to support, called The Color Movement (a charity by big sister group, Alight). Apart from the obvious connection through name, I was inspired by this El Salvadorian organization because they empower communities challenged by violence, poverty and exploitation by creating sanctuary shelter spaces and offering free art programs, and painting colorful murals in neighbourhoods to uplift and create a sense of hope and support.

Snag one of these luxurious beauties, and support an amazing cause!