About Studio PBK

Welcome to my little, joy-filled studio, where creativity runs a little wild—teetering on the edge of chaos, but always rooted in love and laughter. It’s a place where discarded, pre-loved, and vintage textiles and treasures are rescued and given a second chance to shine. A space committed to creativity, sustainability, and quiet reinvention—where my finds are reimagined with curiosity, care, and a touch of magic, becoming something fresh and modern, yet designed to feel both timeless and personal.

Each piece is thoughtfully and carefully selected and upcycled with an eye for—and commitment to—quality, character, and possibility. Which means I have a blast traveling all about, visiting secondhand and thrift stores and snatching up treasures! There is, indeed, skipping-about involved, along with the occasional self fist-bump and pat on the back when I discover the one (or two, or three, or several dozen!) that almost got away.

Then I shepherd them home, where every textile goes through a three-part process of washing, disinfecting, drying, and prepping for its new adventure. Everything is handmade slowly and thoughtfully, stitched together with beauty, intention, and a whole lot of fun. The process itself is part of the story—full of experimentation, imagination, and those little sparks of delight that carry through into the finished treasure. Each item is made with care, patience, and an eye for detail that honors the history and character of the materials.

Nothing here is mass-made or repeated. And I’m pretty sure that even if I tried, I couldn’t make anything exactly the same way twice! The experimentation is what sparks the journey. Every garment is a one-of-a-kind creation, infused with joy and designed to feel like a special find—something expressive, a little whimsical, and entirely your own.

The goal is simple: conscious transformation. To create pieces that feel warm, expressive, and uniquely yours, while treading lightly on the world around us.

Honoring the past, treasuring the stories, and leaning into a well-deserved—and well-earned—second act.