With just your voice, we create your own kilt, kente, or coat of arms!
Sound that Surrounds
Your Family Pattern can be printed, woven, upholstered, and adorned in and outside of your home.
How does it work?
If Trust were an animal, how would it move?
Steady and predicable, like a tortoise?
Unwavering and certain, like an elephant?
Or would you know it by how it moves, like an octopus?
Align the movement of an animal with your understanding of Trust
“We just want other people to experience this ”
-Malcolm A.
The Andrews Family entrusted us to help them visualize the legacy of their family as they celebrate the life of Stokely, pictured in the center. Their smiles, and warmth in the picture show us how to move through tragedy. This was a breathtaking honor!




What does my family tree look like?
“I have been asked all of my life about my ethnicity. I haven’t been comfortable wearing African fabrics, or fabrics from the Caribbean, but with this, this is us!”
Adrienne S.
Some of our clients have traced their ancestry through genetic testing services. Now that they have found their family roots, they have more questions.
How do I show up in the world in this new light?
How can I pay homage to my heritage?
What does my family tree look like?
We are well versed in textile traditions the world over and are prepared to design towards specific ethnic styles.
Our 7 Step Process
Gather
We schedule a time to have our conversation
Harmonize
We meet and have the conversation that will be the seed for your Family Pattern
Germination
We germinate the seed using our LiteWork Visualizer, and
your feelings, tone, and expressed thought grow your Family Pattern.
Cultivation
Through iterative design, your Family Pattern will blossom, and fruit!
Ideation
Repeating step 4, the best fruits are cultivated again several for generations.
Reharminzation
We meet again and present several possibilities for your Family Pattern.
Harvest
Your Family Pattern is delivered along with your selected options.
Read our Reflections and Testimonials!


Reflections on The Olonade Family Pattern
Eléwà requested that after we moved into our house that we attend something like couples counseling so that we could get our bearings straight now that we are homeowners. I responded, “That’s exactly what The Family Pattern Project is for!”


Reflections on The Andrews Family Pattern
Malcolm and Mari agreed to “Buck Societal Constructs” with their marriage, and I learned to buck my own constructs with my designs. What a lesson!


Reflections on The Settles Family Pattern
The Settles journeyed from seeing patterns that spoke to them, to having their words woven into the pattern that they spoke!