About Us

like.leigh: A modern, minimalist approach to artisanal textile design for the home. 
Our Process 

At like.leigh, every design begins with an original hand-rendered concept—drawn, painted, or stamped—celebrating the character and soul that only handmade work can offer. These unique designs are then locally screen-printed in California using traditional techniques and produced in micro-batches. This deliberate, small-scale approach ensures attention to detail and a deep respect for the craft. The result is a collection of textiles that feel personal, imperfect in the best way, and rooted in legacy.


Our Founder 

like.leigh was founded by Amy Weisberg, a textile artist with over a decade of experience across the fashion, home, and accessories industries. After years of working in fast-paced design environments, Amy was drawn back to the roots of her craft—where every creation began by hand. Inspired by the artistry she studied and practiced early in her career, and driven by a desire to reconnect with meaningful, hands-on design, she launched like.leigh as a way to bring that vision to life. The name honors her late mother, Sandra Leigh, whose creativity and spirit continue to shape the heart of the brand.


Sustainability

Sustainability is woven into every step of the like.leigh process. We are committed to creating beautiful textiles with minimal impact on the environment.

  • Our fabric of choice is certified Belgian linen, made from the flax plant—a renewable, low-impact crop that requires less water and fewer resources to grow.

  • All products are printed in small batches, helping to reduce overproduction and textile waste.

  • We work with local printers in California to limit transportation emissions and support responsible, community-based production.

  • Our focus on hand-crafted, timeless design encourages mindful consumption and long-term use.

By choosing quality over quantity and natural materials over synthetic, like.leigh aims to honor both the artistry of the craft and the environment it comes from.