Comma Workshop was started in 2010 by designer (and collector of words) Kerry Larkin. In 2006, Kerry installed an art piece at the SAAW gallery in Philadelphia that explored fabric, typography, and storytelling. Wanting to explore this more, she went back to her roots and embraced quilting. From a family of quilt-makers, seamstresses, and upholsterers, Kerry is continuing the tradition with a fresh perspective.

Kerry's past includes a degree in architecture from Penn State; a two year stint at Auburn University's famed Rural Studio (enough time to fall in love with the deep south); and several years teaching industrial design to fabulous students at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. More importantly though, she's sheared sheep, opened a yoga studio in rural Alabama, and dragged an 80-foot yellow arrow across the country.

Preferring nature to the fast life of the big city, Kerry now lives in Boulder, Colorado, sews daily and dreams of owning a dog named Walt Whitman.

American Lifestyle recently published a very thorough article about Comma Workshop! Click here to read about our history, process,thoughts on design etc.