The boldly-patterned mud cloths of Mali inspired this powerful print. In Africa, narrow widths of hand-woven cotton are joined together and then dyed with fermented, iron-rich mud to create the distinctive patterning. Our contemporary interpretation is digitally printed on weighty, multipurpose cotton/linen ground.
This multipurpose patchwork/embroidery starts with triangular shapes which are cut, arranged in a pattern and sewn together. Dashed stitchwork is added to create verticality and rhythm. Cotton and linen construction makes it substantial yet still drapable and soft. Entirely handmade.
This cut and loop jacquard velvet features a dynamic arrangement of abstract shapes and lines. Its construction, requiring highly specialized weaving, marries densely packed cotton pile with accents of Bemberg viscose.
Small dot motifs are made extra dimensional via jacquard weaving and a clever ombre effect within each. High-density viscose pile construction is extra-plush and durable. A universal coordinate and spot-on upholstery foundation.
A light-reflecting warp supports a fine chenille in this understated yet glamorous weave. Multi-purpose weight is especially ideal for luminous upholstery or sumptuous drapes.
Wide bands of thick boucle are punctuated at regular intervals by thin horizontals of metallic yarn in this upholstery-weight foundation. The characteristic loopy tufts of the boucle serve to both hide and reveal soft shimmer. The whole can be rotated to create vertical striping on furniture as may be desired.
Embroidered abstract forms appear to have been strung on wire and seem poised to move or spin. High-low surfaces and metallic touches enhance the sense of kinetic sculpture in motion.
The abstract geometric patterning of this highly decorative weave is softened, literally, via fringed and fluffy specialty yarns. The stacks of semicircular motifs appear in high relief against the space-dyed boucle background. All engaging to the eye and irresistible to the touch.
A glowing, flowing jacquard weave with colorful embroidery details which appear to have been stitched at random. The effect is artisanal, dimensional, and engaging. Perfectly suited for window and decorative applications.
This embroidered textile starts with a beautiful, finely textured linen/cotton ground cloth. Two colors are then used to print and set the pattern, an engaging arrangement of abstract shapes. Lastly, hand placed chainstitch embroidery emphasizes every intersection of form and color. The result is a dynamic, multipurpose work of art that encourages the eye to linger.
Abstract geometry is transformed into high-style glamour. This dynamic pattern is made more interesting by varied weave structures within each shape. Multi-fiber construction looks, feels, and drapes like silk.
This contemporary velvet is woven on rare high-density jacquard looms which make possible the appealing combination of ultrasoft pile on chevron-patterned ground.
This net-like casement is ready to filter light and add rich textural interest at the window or anywhere out of doors. Thanks to solution-dyed acrylic construction, it will stand up to sun and weather with ease.
Taking inspiration from the sublime landscapes of Sedona, Arizona, this pattern's stepped patterning recalls the region's famed rock formations. Woolen boucle yarn is sublty dyed to reveal tonal color shifts, enhancing the already dimensional surface.
Taking cues from Donghia's popular "Quartz" sheer, this window weight also wows with the magic of sequined yarn. The sequins are subtle and barely seen until just the right lighting brings them to twinkling life. Variegated horizontal stripes add subtle patterning and soothing rhythm.
This upholstery foundation features a custom, thick and very soft, boucle yarn. The resulting weave is weighty, durable, and engaging both in surface texture and color.
This upholstery-weight foundation has a painterly look thanks to chunky space-dyed boucle yarn accented by a shimmering chenille. The result is multicolor magic that appears touched by an artist's brush.
A European archive provided the 19th Century reference for this striking geometric design. Newest digital technology faithfully mimics the warp-printed "ikat" effects of the original. Printed on a refined heavy-weight linen ground.
Chain stitching and densely-packed loops fill the entire surface of this weighty embroidery. The pattern is a mod and highly dimensional take on camouflage while unexpected colorations allow for myriad pairings and schemes.
This upholstery-weight texture features a thick woolen boucle yarn. Subtle tonal variations within the yarn, combined with a purposeful weave structure, create an overall ripple effect like wind patterns in desert sand. Special finishing makes it super soft.
A rustic 100% linen ground supports engaging crewel and couched embroidery. The geometric patterning suggests signs or symbols; a secret message from the past. Metallic elements glow alongside the otherwise dry, matte surfaces.
High style and 1960s graphics combine in this silky jacquard construction.The intersecting shapes reveal delicate and varied weave structures within each. Glowing and glamorous for windows or decorative use.
This archival design made its debut in Angelo Donghia's &ViceVersa brand circa 1970. We've updated the graphic print with vertical line-work which also enhances the illusion of falling rain. The silky base cloth was specially chosen for its sophisticated sheen and extraordinary drape.
This upholstery weight jacquard features soft chenille yarn woven into a purposely irregular cross-hatch pattern. The result is inviting, comfortable, and durable.
Japanese bamboo window screens, sudare, inspired this intriguing tapestry weave. Thick warp yarns work together to create the design's multi-patterned geometric motifs. While actual sudare would block light and create privacy, our interpretation is designed instead for heavy-duty upholstery use.
Extra thick wool-blend boucle yarns bring a knotted, handwoven look and retro vibe to this fashion-inspired weave. Custom colorations, varied and heathered, enhance the quality's intriguing depth and dimension.
Named for the African marula tree, the pattern of this jacquard weave calls to mind stylized trunks or carved totems. Weighty yet still beautifully drapable, the quality can serve myriad purposes. The earthy inspiration, through skilled weaving and gleaming specialty yarns, becomes strikingly glamorous.
Luxurious double-width wool crepe sheer having a soft hand and gossimer drape. A touch of polyester, intimately blended and spun with the wool yarn, keeps moths at bay.
Plush boucle works alongside specialty metallic "shoelace" style yarns to create a glamorous upholstery-weight check. The specialty yarns necessitate hand-warping of the weaving looms, a step that underscores the unique artisanal nature of this sophisticated weave.
This giraffe-inspired jacquard sheer features large scale geometric shapes that appear to intersect one another. The super-fine wool/cotton construction has a dreamy drape and softens, rather than blocks, light at the window. Double width goods mean fewer seams.
This upholstery weight foundation mimics a handmade rustic basketweave of bulrush stems. Closer inspection of the multi-fiber construction reveals inviting softness and a subtle, sophisticated glow.
Each coloration of this window-weight weave displays a variety of custom-dyed slubbed silk yarns running in warp and weft. The results feel vintage and handmade while the incomparable glow of the natural fiber is very much on display.
Thick boucle yarns create a lively pattern of interconnected abstract shapes in this upholstery-weight jacquard. Special finishing makes it super soft.
