An all-over three-color geometric reminiscent of op art patterns is rendered in cozy cut velvet to create a supremely sophisticated upholstery fabric that will play well with others—sold as a 2-yard minimum.

For this reinterpretation of a traditional arboreal motif, Neisha Crosland distilled the intricate tree pattern on a 19th-century Persian rug to its most elemental lines and geometric shapes. The result? A chic espalier design with angular branches that sprout sharp-cornered leaves on a needlepoint-like single. Also a wallcovering.

Blackwell Linen’s exquisitely detailed botanical forms stand out against a background of faint silhouettes of seaweed, coral, ferns, and foliage. Based on a late 19th-century original, this linen fabric has an unusual fullness and depth. Also available as wallpaper.

Biko is a modern kuba interpretation of chenille and novelty yarns. The boucle warp offers a subtle shimmer against the textural chenille in this piece-dyed design.

Anonymous. Wed Oct 08 2025

This woven, multi-width stripe has subtle, tonal variations and a soft, vintage look. Wonderfully appealing and easy to use, this is a classic stripe that coordinates beautifully with other patterns.

Caitlin. Boston, MA. Sun Mar 23 2025