PLUM exists at the intersection of color, texture, and craft. Each fabric and sewn object embodies intentional living, restraint, and enduring quality.

Founded by Allison Warren, PLUM’s work draws from a lineage of design rooted in California’s landscapes and a legacy of fiber, weaving, and mid-century modern sensibility. 

Allison studied Painting and Fiber at Cranbrook and was influenced by alum Jack Lenor Larson while a graduate student there. Allison's drawings are based on warp and weft grids, and they continue to create a dialogue between fiber, art, and life, and are a touchstone for PLUM.

Craft techniques form the basis for design. Piecing, dyeing, edging, and color-blocking are integral to our process of making. Natural fibers, traceable sourcing, and local craftsmanship set a standard for living intentionally.

The work can be viewed at Remodelista, House & Garden, House Beautiful, and CS Modern, and appears in House & Garden’s “The List” of resources for the trade.