This cut velvet features an offset windowpane design—a handsome play on a classic pattern. Chic, graphic, and beautifully crafted, it adds refinement to any room. Also a wallpaper.

Created by Mark D. Sikes, Maggie Lattice is a versatile woven geometric design that plays well with other patterns—especially the Birdie ticking stripe. This fabric, with its handsome small-scale pattern, can be used in a variety of fun and innovative ways, from curtains and bed hangings to pillows and light upholstery.

Luxury jacquard weave fabric. Blurred-edge geometric pattern provides structure but a less formal look. Pattern Liam may be paired with pattern Evie.

Looks slightly more brown than I thought in the photos online, walnut shown. Casey. Alta Vista, Iowa. Tue Apr 19 2022

The classic flame stitch has its origins in sixteenth and seventeenth-century European embroidery, possibly created to mimic the look of Asian ikat textiles, which arrived in Italy during this era via the Silk Road. The French versions were large-scale, multicolored panels and were known as Bergamo. Our newest and dramatic interpretation of this time-honored classic is at once modern and glamorous, embroidered in a matte-shine effect against natural linen. The palette ranges from subtly neutral to richly exotic, for easily accenting contemporary and traditional spaces such as curtains, light upholstery, headboards, and decorative pillows.

Got wait till the upholster brings it to my house. Terry. Roswell, GA. Sun Oct 03 2021

Carlene. Newnan, GA. Fri Nov 08 2024

Penelope embroidery features a trailing bloom and vine motif in an ivory yarn on a herringbone cotton-linen ground. Subtle variations are part of its inherent natural beauty.