A closer look at the spaces we inhabit and the clothes we wear
magazine – observed that many fashion designers were launching homeware lines, and became curious if it worked the other way around too. She began to investigate how the process differed from designer to designer, and if they took certain characteristics from their signature collections into their new ranges, “whether it be in textiles, different forms in their products, and so on,” Shirinian continues. “From that, the light bulb moment of making this into a documentary was formed.
The timing of the film seems apt: in recent years, the accessibility of home decor has often made it more attainable than purchasing a piece of designer clothing by fashion’s prestigious houses. More and more people are emphasising their home as their sanctuary – a place to retreat from the world and unwind after work tailored to every individual – and are spending money on interiors accordingly.
The project was five years in the making, helmed by an all-female production team, which included her partner Elizabeth Baudouin who served as executive producer and music supervisor. As the latter, Baudouin commissioned an original music score by LA-based composer White Sea . Thanks to the careful balance between established and emerging interviewees, the film is rooted in creativity and passion for making beautiful things.
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