J U L I A J E N T Z S C H

A glimpse into our creative world in New York’s Garment District. Over the years, the shelves of our studio have filled with objects collected during travels, visits to flea markets, and unexpected discoveries. Old wooden printing blocks, vintage typography letters found at the Marché aux Puces de Clignancourt in Paris, postcards, books, photographs, and a growing personal archive.
I have always loved collecting things that tell a story. Some are beautiful for their simplicity; others are beautiful for their imperfections, unusual shapes, or the craftsmanship behind them. They may seem unrelated at first, but over time these objects have become part of our visual vocabulary, quietly influencing how we think about form, proportion, texture, and design.

Our studio is a place of constant research and experimentation. It is where we design, develop collections, photograph our work, and exchange ideas. Inspiration often comes from unexpected places, and I love how something collected years ago can suddenly find its way into a new creation.

I like to think of the studio as an evolving archive. Nothing is quite finished, and there is always room for another discovery.