Ten years ago, Heather LaRoy was making upholstered headboards in her spare time — feeling the weight of fabric in her hands and learning how a single pattern could transform a room. Three years later she was designing homes — floorplans, lighting, millwork, tile, and of course fabric and wallpaper. But the patterns she wanted — the ones with character, with the mark of an artist's hand — didn't exist in the places she shopped for her clients. So she found them. She connected with independent designers in Europe and began bringing their work home. Heather believes everyone — homeowners, designers, builders — deserves access to the same thoughtful, curated collections of quality fabric and wallpaper she'd spent years discovering. Not a warehouse of options. A carefully chosen library of work from independent artists who understand that the patterns you live with every day matter. James Crossing is built on this belief.