Glorious Garden
Once a month, textile designer Sina Pearson travels cross-country to tend her flourishing garden on an island near Seattle
Textile designer Sina Pearson is famous for the kicky stripes and vivid patterns of her fabrics, and she tends to name them after things she loves -- Northwest woodlands, ferns, high tide. Their moods and colors ripple through her life, which she spends not just in New York City, where she heads a design firm that bears her name, but also on Fidalgo Island, 80 miles north of Seattle. There, overlooking Skagit Bay, she takes a week each month to tend a passion that feeds her work: a lush garden in a forest.
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