Luna Textiles Taps Tech: An Interview with Michael Vanderbyl
So far this year, Luna Textiles has introduced work that remains true to its brand history and ethos – a fashion-forward boutique brand with its finger on the pulse of West Coast modernity. Its most recent introductions, unveiled at NeoCon 2017 in June, were inspired by the wide-ranging influences of French fashion fabrics, 1980s New York City street art, and Bauhaus weaving techniques. But the contract textiles brand is also quietly preparing for a new focus. Dena Molnar, Luna’s new head of design sought out by designer Michael Vanderbyl, signals the convergence of what people love best about the brand with something new. This new addition to the team prompted us to see what Mr. Vanderbyl, founder and principal of Vanderbyl Design and husband of Luna Textiles’ beloved late founder Anna Hernandez, has in mind for the future of the brand, as well as for his own work. Ms. Molnar’s …
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