Brook Perdigon Textiles was founded to honor the innate desire within all of us—to create.
History is Brook’s most constant collaborator. Each collection brings a fresh perspective to work made in dialogue with the centuries that shaped it. Every pattern reflects what has been studied, collected, and loved along the way.
Every Brook Perdigon design begins by hand. Geometry and history meet on the page as an original sketch, block print, or painting. From artwork to final product, each pattern passes through the hands of artisans—skilled in both analog and digital production, committed to fair working conditions, and conscious of their environmental impact.
We make textiles and wallcoverings for living with—beautiful materials that hold meaning, invite connection, and carry the traditions of making forward.
Our Studio
Our Atwater Village studio sits at the heart of a vibrant design community on the east side of Los Angeles. This is where every Brook Perdigon Textiles collection takes shape, long before pattern meets cloth. Our fabrics are printed and woven just miles away, here in Los Angeles.
Through it all - the artwork, the partnerships, the neighborhood we call home - our common threads remain: authenticity, collaboration, and craftsmanship.
Giving Back
We believe in honoring the Los Angeles community that allows us to flourish. A portion of our annual proceeds supports Alexandria House and the Downtown Women's Center.
About Brook
Before she designed textiles, Brook painted, and in some ways she never stopped.
Pattern was how her world arrived: a Florida beach condo her grandparents adorned in wild sixties patterns - ochre, orange, acid green - and a globetrotting godmother who sent home treasures and artwork from everywhere she landed.
Trained as a designer and visual artist, Brook began her career creating textile collections for interior designers in Los Angeles, New York, and Paris, then spent a decade at Tai Ping Carpets designing textiles for clients around the world. In 2015, she founded Brook Perdigon Textiles and her designs are regularly featured in The World of Interiors, The New York Times, House & Garden, Architectural Digest, and Business of Home, among others.
Brook lives in Los Angeles with her husband, their two children, and their dog, Tula.