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TWP X ONNA HOUSE
TWP is committed to fostering female creativity & craft, that’s why we partnered with Onna House gallery, to exhibit and sell artwork exclusively made by women across our retail stores.
Trish finds her inspiration in women—their lives, their energy, their movement through the world—this deep appreciation for female creativity is the driving force behind the collaboration.
“TWP is a brand made to serve and empower women. Supporting female artists will always be an initiative near to our hearts, and we are incredibly honored to partner with Lisa and Onna House in our stores." – Trish Wescoat Pound, TWP Founder
All the artwork in TWP stores is for sale.
For more information on the artwork or to make a purchase inquiry please reach out to
info@onnahouse.com.
ABOUT ONNA HOUSE
Onna House was founded by collector and curator Lisa Perry in an iconic modernist home built in the 1960s, located in the heart of East Hampton. Conceived as a warm, contemplative sanctuary, the space brings together art, furniture, and objects exclusively by women artists and designers, offering an intimate setting for discovery, dialogue, and collaboration.
Rooted in a dual mission to support women artists and increase their visibility, Onna House presents thoughtfully curated exhibitions and site-specific installations that emphasize craftsmanship and materiality. This philosophy continues today through Onna House Soho, the New York City outpost.
“By staying focused and showing the work of women artists exclusively, Onna House is making a strong statement that we believe in supporting women in all aspects of life, and our current mission is helping extraordinary women artists.” – Lisa Perry, Onna House Founder
We encourage you to visit the Onna House website and find out more about the gallery.
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THE CURATION
We worked with Onna House to choose local artists, whose work speaks to the spaces. The Onna House galleries in East Hampton and SoHo are both residential spaces, designed to highlight ways to live with art and especially craft. The art in the TWP stores has similarly been integrated with furniture and texture so you can visualize the work in your own homes.
All the artwork in TWP retail stores is for sale.
For more information on the artists or to make a purchase, contact
info@onnahouse.com.
HOWARD ST
At Howard Street, we worked with local artists Yoona Hur, Kayla Powers, and Rebecca Johnson.
Yoona Hur draws inspiration from traditional Korean art, Eastern philosophy, and the natural world. Through ceramics, painting, and Hanji paper, she creates sculptural works that evoke stillness, reflection, and a sense of healing.
Kayla Powers is a place-based artist whose practice explores ecological connection through natural dyeing, weaving, stitching, and sculpture. Working with seasonal materials, she creates tactile works that draw on texture, color, and the rhythm.
Rebecca Johnson's practice explores the relationship between landscape, light, and memory. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, she creates expressive paintings that reflect the passage of time and a deep connection to place.
We invite you to explore the full curation below.
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ASPEN
The Aspen store features work by Katrien Van Der Schueren whose tactile, earthy sculptures complement the warm and textured alpine location. Katrien is a passionate large-scale, site-specific project sculptor, whose work is influenced by the environment she creates in. She has a deep respect for artisanal experimentation and combines a variety of clays, resin and wood materials in her work.
We invite you to explore the full curation below.
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PALM BEACH
In Palm Beach, we worked with two local Floridian artists, Regina Durante Jestrow and Landis Carey, as well as ceramicist Shino Takeda. Landis’ ceramic art installation is an experimentation with glaze, sheen, and texture to recreate the color visions she experiences during meditation. Regina takes inspiration from the American folk art quilting tradition, re-imagining it in recycled clothing fabrics. Shino’s inspiration is deeply rooted in nature and the sensations she experiences throughout each season. Each day brings a new palette of colors; she strives to capture their essence in her ceramics. The curation draws upon the vibrant colors that define the Palm Beach aesthetic.
We invite you to explore the full curation below.
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LOS ANGELES
In Los Angeles, we worked with two local artists, Mary Little and Amy Dov. Mary explores the interaction between light, surface, and gravity. Her work is ritualistic in process: cutting, then sewing cotton canvas, much as a tailor would make a suit. Amy channels a love of materials and observance of nature into ceramic work. The curation draws on organic textures and earthy tones to complement the store interior.
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DALLAS
The Dallas store features artwork by Nicole Corbett and Katrien Van Der Schueren. Nicole’s hand-built ceramic moon jars act as a canvas for abstract mark-making using her hair. Katrien’s mural invites us to reflect on the artistry inherent in everyday materials.
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SOUTHAMPTON
In Southampton, we are exhibiting work from Bastienne Schmidt’s White Grids series alongside a single ceramic vessel by New York-based artist Yoona Hur. Bastienne uses soft, flexible fabrics — sewn, pleated, and stretched over canvas — to create monochromatic, grid-based works that function like a second skin or garment. Hur’s ceramics reinterpret traditions such as ancient ritual earthenware and Joseon Dynasty Moon Jars.
We invite you to explore the full curation below.
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CHARLESTON
In Charleston, we worked with local artists Regina Durante Jestrow, Bastienne Schmidt, Landis Carey, and Nicole Ryder.
These artists work across a range of mediums, from quilting and ceramics to textiles and mixed media, with a shared emphasis on craftsmanship and materiality. Their practices explore tradition, landscape, memory, and personal experience through distinct approaches to form and process.
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