A house of Caribbean
and diasporic
culture-makers
The Caribbean is a maker of taste— layered, worldly, exacting, and entirely its own. Designers, musicians, artists, chefs and writers, at home and across the diaspora.
Gathered from every parish
From Barbados to the Bahamas, Aruba to Guadeloupe. Chosen not for trend, but for belonging — for work shaped by the rituals, materials and rhythms of home.
01Photo: CFDARachel Scott
Founder of Diotima, now creative director of Proenza Schouler. Jamaican handwork carried onto the world stage.
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02Photo: Zawadi ArtsRobert Young
Founder of The Cloth, Trinidadian heritage brand — now showing at Harrods.
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03Photo: HearstSandrine Charles
Founder, Sandrine Charles Consulting. Co-founder, Black in Fashion Council.
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04Photo: Fe NoelFelisha Noel
Founder of Fe Noel. Resort womenswear rooted in Caribbean travel.
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05Photo: Jack Bell GalleryAnina Major
Ceramic sculpture via 'weaving on clay'. Reclaims Bahamian straw plaiting.
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06Photo: Southern Smoke FoundationPaul Carmichael
Chef at Kabawa. Paul cooks the Caribbean as it is at home — no elevating, nothing translated for visitors.
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07Photo: BBCBrian Danclair
Chef and co-founder of Fish, Wings and Tings, Brixton Village.
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08Photo: CFDAAisling Camps
Founder of her own knitwear label, crafted for the Caribbean heat. 2026 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist.
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09Photo: Bronx MuseumCyle Warner
Multidisciplinary artist. Fiber, photography, sculpture, installation.
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10Photo: Anna-Alexia Basile / The LINE HotelGeorge McCalman
Founder of MCCALMAN.CO. Editorial design, illustration, art direction.
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11Photo: IMDbDamian Marcano
Director of God Loves the Fighter and Chee$e. Damian films Morvant and Laventille up close. Now directing The Pitt and Lawmen: Bass Reeves.
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12Photo: Future PublishingHervé Sabin
Founder of Studio Drum Collaborative and a 2026 LOEWE Craft Prize finalist. Hervé builds schools in Haiti and furniture from salvaged wood.
Read profileMany islands, one house
Anglophone, francophone, Dutch and Spanish-speaking — the region’s range is the point. Each dot is a maker; choose an island to see who is there.

What if the Caribbean’s greatest luxury isn’t a destination — but a way of living?
Born in Trinidad and raised between the Caribbean and New York, I grew up inside rituals I took for granted: setting the table for guests, keeping a room cool, mending what we owned, welcoming generously.
Only later did I see them for what they were — expressions of taste, care, and a way of living refined over generations. Marish & Parish exists to honour the people who carry that knowledge forward in their work.
Be first through the door
First access to our inaugural edit, private invitations, and occasional notes from the Marish & Parish community.
