Elizabeth Mollen celebrates a decade of stylish design at Stone Textile Studio with a new collection of textiles, wallpapers and rugs.
Vibrant fabrics from Stone Textile Studio’s new collection.
For the past 10 years, Elizabeth Mollen has built a reputation as a rising star in the design industry with Stone Textile Studio (stonetextilestudio.com) where the founder and interior designer is known for her innovative approach to design and commitment to quality.
The Showhouse Stripe pattern in black and white.
Tracks wallpaper adds a pop of style to a bathroom.
As the Highland Park-based studio commemorates its 10th anniversary, Mollen has introduced an innovative assortment of wallpapers, textiles and rugs that embody her signature maximalist aesthetic.
Stone Textile Studio founder Elizabeth Mollen.
The recently unveiled collections showcase Mollen’s ability to blend audacious patterns with timeless elegance. Drawing inspiration from her passions for fashion, travel, architecture and art, these designs feature unexpected color combinations—from soft pastels paired with rich jewel tones to striking black and pink stripes—all while maintaining a sophisticated balance of scale and proportion.
In a nod to modern living, the collection incorporates performance fabrics ideal for family-friendly spaces. The innovative prints appear on various surfaces, including textured and metallic backgrounds, demonstrating Mollen’s commitment to both style and functionality.
The Diamonds wallcovering makes a bold statement.
Design enthusiasts can experience these captivating new collections at The Vault Creative (1894 Sheridan Road, Highland Park, thevaultcreative.com) where Mollen’s distinctive vision comes to life through an artful display of patterns adorning walls, furnishings and vintage pieces. The space serves as a creative hub, seamlessly integrating Stone Textile Studio’s designs with carefully curated furniture, art and home décor from select partners. “My vibe—a mix of graphic patterns, funky textures and lots of cool vintage pieces—is evident from the moment you walk into the space,” says Mollen.
The denim-colored Circles textile.
“My vibe—a mix of graphic patterns, funky textures and lots of cool vintage pieces—is evident from the moment you walk into the space.”–ELIZABETH MOLLEN
What’s next for the brand? From new partnerships with boutique rug purveyor Fayette Studio and textile printer Western Sensibility to a much-anticipated trip to Paris this winter for Maison & Objet (“We cannot wait to be back and immerse ourselves in the design Mecca,” notes Mollen), it’s clear that 10 years in, Stone Textile Studio is just getting started.
Photography by: PORTRAIT BY MARIA PONCE; Other PHOTOs BY DUSTIN HALLECK
