Slowdown Journal

Let’s clear something up: recycled cotton isn’t just a sustainability buzzword—it’s a design philosophy here at Slowdown Studio. One that trades waste for intention, and proves (once and for all)...

Color is more than decoration. It’s emotion. Memory. Mood. A bold brushstroke across your daily life. Whether you’re drawn to punchy primaries or subtle sage, adding color to your home...

Pillows: the unsung heroes of home. From late-night movies to midday naps, they’re always there—cradling heads, catching crumbs, and making everything feel a little softer. But even the best bed pillows...

Let’s set the record straight: a throw blanket isn’t just for when it’s chilly or you’re deep in a Netflix spiral. It’s an interior design secret weapon—one that brings instant...

Adding a light weight woven blanket to your wall isn’t just a cozy design choice—it’s a statement with Slowdown Studio. Whether you're looking to create a stunning wall feature in...

We chatted to London-based artist Belinda Robbie about the process of screen printing, her studio, and balancing art with motherhood

There's nothing quite like sinking into bed after a long day, surrounded by the soft embrace of a cozy blanket. But have you ever stopped to think about the magic...

To celebrate the release of our knit blanket capsule collection with Jesse Brown, we spoke to the LA-based artist about his work, process, and becoming a "full weirdo, outsider art,...

We chatted with Studio Hecha's founder/maker/designer Haley Ann Bradley about her design process, finding the work/life balance as one half of a creative couple, and the best food in LA and Portland.

An interview with our recent collaborator; designer, illustrator, and all-round good guy Marco Cheatham about animation, St Louis, and his three legged cat.

We had a chat with the Paris-born ceramicist and designer, Ninon (aka neen) Choplin about their thoughts on bringing playfulness to adult objects, LA's special love for ceramics and how...

We had a chat with musician and artist, Gabriel Alcala about creating a personal visual language, sleeping over in a haunted lodge and how writing songs and making art is similar and...