

RHINNE (rhymes with kin) is a boutique home textile collection, inspired by vintage designs from the archives of storied 20th century mills. We aim to inspire meaningful, collected, and joy-inducing spaces with unique prints, optimistic color, and reuse of old with new. Our work is a celebration of master craftsmanship and timeless vintage design. The source documents for these designs were all meticulously drafted and painted by-hand, by master craftsmen from the pre-digital age. We aim to celebrate this lost craft of slow design, tell the stories behind these artworks, and connect the past with the present.
Rhinne is based in New York, and makes all products to-order in the United States. The name comes from the family surname “Rinne,” plus a silent “h” nodding to our founder, Hannah Learner, a former fashion designer and lifelong collector of all things vintage.
“Old and new make the warp and weft of every moment.”

Unique, exuberant prints are our foundation. Everything we make stems from a passion for artful prints, pattern mixing, and seeing vintage elements blossom in a fresh light. We believe a home should be as charming and storied as its owner, and strive to inspire purposeful, emotional interior design.

We work with inspiration documents that were all drafted & painted by-hand, by master craftsmen from the pre-digital age. We believe there is no substitute for the beauty of hand artistry, and celebrate the intrinsic imperfections of this design process. We also aim to showcase the behind-the-scenes work of designers using our prints today.

We promote a lifestyle of re-use in all we do. We offer one-of-a-kind vintage homegoods, such as lamps, frames, trays etc, re-covered in our textiles. These items are each unique, found on our sourcing trips, and re-worked in our NYC workshop.

In a world of ever-faster trend cycles & disposability, we offer design choices with history. We are in awe of the design gems we find gathering dust in archives. Our goal is to tell the stories of these beautiful works, and connect the past with the present.
Check out our tips on how to mix prints with ease and get motivated by the work of timeless designers.