19/09/2026
Discover the women who turned textiles into spaces for experimentation, expression and invention.
We visited Storehouse with Victoria Bradley, Curator in the Department of Performance, Furniture, Textiles and Fashion at the , and Tutor on the V&A/Royal College of Art History of Design programme, who shared some of their favourite textile designs featured in their new book, ‘Women Textile Designers’.
Spanning the Arts and Crafts movement to the present day, the book brings together the work of such pioneering designers as May Morris, Gunta Stölzl, Anni Albers, Lucienne Day, Althea McNish, Birgitta Hahn and Reiko Sudo.
Through a rich collection of patterns, fabrics and archival imagery, Women Textile Designers traces the changing role of textiles across interiors, fashion, theatre, public spaces and transportation, while exploring the growing opportunities for women as designers, entrepreneurs and leaders.
‘Women Textile Designers’ is out now.