Introducing Poshabilities
Creativity That Starts Conversations
Poshabilities is a collection of ideas made visible. Some are beautiful. Some are a little unexpected. Most are designed to make you pause, look again, and think.
This isn't decoration for decoration's sake. Much of what lives here is conceptual—art and objects with opinions. Pieces that invite curiosity, spark conversation, and occasionally challenge what "design" is supposed to be.
If someone asks, "Where did you get that?" Good. That's the point.
Poshabilities exists for people who don't just like things because they're pretty—but because they mean something.
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By Cabell Harris
A Collection by Cabell Harris
Poshabilities is where my creative mind goes when it's free to explore.
It's a personal collection of ideas, designs, and concepts executed across a wide range of art and products—from objects and patterns to functional pieces that live comfortably in everyday life.
I've spent my career moving between disciplines, never staying in one lane for long. This is the result of that mindset: a place to experiment, question, combine, and make things that feel both considered and unexpected.
"Cabell has one of those minds that combines a military strategist with a sense of humor, an A.D.D. child with business acumen, and a mad professor with taste and a sense of composition. He's a wonderful, bright creative problem solver with more going on in his own head than most of the entire advertising industry today."
— Andy Spade, CEO emeritus of Kate Spade
Some pieces begin as thoughts. Some begin as questions. All of them end up here—fully made.
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Collaborative Intelligence
At the heart of Poshabilities is a simple belief:
(AI²) + (HI²) = (CI²)
Artificial Intelligence + Human Intelligence = Collaborative Intelligence
I used to worry that technology—especially AI—might flatten creativity. Instead, it did the opposite. It stretched it.
Today, my background in art, design, and craftsmanship works side-by-side with technology to explore ideas faster, deeper, and sometimes further than I could alone. The result isn't machine-made work—it's human vision, amplified.
More than 80% of what you see here is shaped by this collaboration. Human intuition. Digital possibility. Working together, not competing.
Think of it less as automation—and more as creative chemistry.Explore