Vine

Just as nature’s tendrils wind and wend, so, too, does a densely textured, trailing procession of embroidery.

Onyx

Inspired by naturally occurring geological patterns. Eroded by waves. Shifted by winds. Layered by time.

Powell

An experiment in gradience – its silk chenille languidly transitioning from lighter to darker – Powell’s plaid design is a fresh take on an ages-old pattern, reinterpreted with modern ease.

Quill

A flight of geometric fancy harkening to the bird’s eye pattern takes wing in utterly original form distinguished by wrapped and dashed stitchery.

Maroc

Longer-haired, lighter in color, and more brazenly luxurious than anything the imagination might immediately conjure, Maroc interprets the faded, always ageless beauty of an antique Moroccan rug in singularly sensual style.

Foglia Custom

Balance in harmony, inspired by Vitruvian Man himself – circles and squares, redefined in the tradition of ancient Greek architecture, culminating in an exuberantly patterned, carefully proscribed profusion of beauty.

Herat Custom

An elegant echo of an antique Persian rug, Herat captures the essence, spirit, and fine workmanship inherent in the archetype – yet commemorates its muse in utterly current fashion. A blurred version – not a literal translation – of a classic. Stretched. Distorted. A fresh take on traditional style, to be sure.

Indo Tess Inverse

Indo Tess Inverse is a celebration of contrast, deepening the observer’s appreciation of its form. A coarse, flat woven field in wool, with every imperfection of the hand-weaver’s art exposed, offset by the flickering play of light across dense and luxurious silk – such is the beauty of Tess.

Cirque

Cirque – perhaps the interior design world’s version of gestalt. A symbolic pattern of circular elements, themselves created of circular motifs. So unified as a whole that it cannot be distilled into a simple summation of parts. An all-around winning combination of pattern, mood, and meaning.

Compendio

Forested with a mosaic redolent of marquetry, parquet, and the craftsman’s deliberate artistry, Compendio evokes the geometric alliteration of linear silhouettes, echoing again and again in increasingly diminutive fashion across its delicately patterned surface.