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Global inspiration, local collaboration. The Vagabond Designers are a creative collection providing design services around the world for residential, commercial, civic, and educational projects.
We travel to gather inspiration, from people and places, but mostly people. Exploring the tapestry of other cultures makes us better artists and designers.
Our work philosophy is a "boots on the ground" mentality. Diving into local culture keeps us accountable in capturing the spirit of community.
This might be one of our craziest ceiling designs to date! Stained cedar, steel tube and one funky shape, this trellis creates one fun spot to dine in for your favorite tacos! Classic tile meets retro vibes with Erica Wakerly wallpaper, Cedar & Moss sconces and Rejuvenation pendants.
Enriching the lives of the everyday heroes.
A traveling winery inside a renovated School Bus.
An eye for style in ATX.
100% organic, raw, cold-pressed juice in Austin, Texas.
A therapeutic art center in Cambodia
NEXT STOP ON THE GLOBE:
Art Center in Siem Reap, Cambodia for Touch A Life & Rapha House
NEXT STOP ON THE GLOBE:
A Floating Art Center in Cambodia for Touch A Life & Rapha House
Korean-Mexican Fusion in Austin, TX
Vagabond's Azeb Leather Collection is designed by Kim Lewis and manufactured in Ethiopia by Raven + Lily, a socially-conscious lifestyle brand dedicated to empowering women through design.
Our "Pocket Change" tees collection is a reminder that no matter how much we have to give, any ‘scrap’ can make an impressionable difference.
A therapeutic art center in Ghana, West Africa
Tiny House designed and built for FYI's Tiny House Nation.
We transformed a silo into a bar for Animal Planet's "Restoration Wild"
Tiny house designed for FYI's "Tiny House Nation" and for the non-profit "Window to the Wild"
