This exquisite performance fabric by Gastón y Daniela, a name synonymous with luxury decoration since 1876. The Japon Takara fabric features a geometric pattern and is crafted from a blend of polyamide, polyester, and cotton, offering a heavyweight feel that's ideal for upholstery. Its versatile design and robust composition make it suitable for various indoor applications. Plus, the fabric is both dry clean and spot clean-friendly, ensuring your spaces remain effortlessly sophisticated.

Ethically handwoven in Guatemala, ripple stripe is a dynamic cotton fabric with lots of personalities and an unexpected, irregular repeat. Designed by dynamic London, based company A Rum Fellow, the artisanal nature of this textile gives it warmth, tactility, and character that sets it apart from machine-made goods.

London-based fashion duo Clements Ribeiro created Daisy Chain in homage to a vintage 1970s print that instantly transported them to their childhood bedrooms. Vaguely psychedelic, the medium-scale fabric is a trippy landscape of rolling hills and seas made of beads and daisy chains. Also available as wallpaper.

This extraordinary 39”-long brocade panel is hand-woven and embroidered on a backstrap loom by master Maya women weavers in Guatemala. Slight variations in size, pattern, and color are part of this singular textile’s journey.

An extraordinary and artful brocade panel hand-woven and embroidered on a backstrap loom by master Maya women weavers in Guatemala. Slight variations in size, pattern, and color are part of this singular textile's journey.