Zoh Hollinger is a textile artist and founder of Zoh Savanna Designs—a creative studio offering design development and management services. With a sharp technical eye and a heart rooted in intentional design, she brings ideas to life through detailed flats, tech packs, and original patterns. Raised in the Bay Area, Zoh’s love for sewing and styling began in childhood and led her to earn a degree in Fashion Design and Business Management from FIDM San Francisco. There she has shaped her voice as a conscious designer, blending minimalist aesthetics with sustainable values.

Inspired by ecological responsibility and the slow fashion movement, Zoh’s early work includes a collaboration with Fibershed (https://fibershed.org), where she designed a zero-waste jumpsuit made from climate-beneficial wool. That experience sparked a deeper interest in the relationship between creative expression, local resources, and community impact. Zoh’s career has evolved to include not only fashion and textiles but also design strategy and storytelling, always rooted in a passion for thoughtful, sustainable creation.

She believes that art thrives in community. As a designer, creative entrepreneur, and marketing consultant, Zoh has seen firsthand how connection fuels creativity. Her work with Visiting Artists in Sonoma County blends her design sensibility with her belief in social impact. helping find studio and housing spaces for local artists and supporting causes like Farm to Fight Hunger (https://www.farmtofighthunger.org/), where Visiting Artists helped secure land for a community farm serving local food banks. Whether she’s designing a garment or connecting creatives to their next opportunity. Zoh continues to bridge design and community—combining culture, collaboration, and care at every step.  (5.12.2025)