Classic and timeless regal in style, this non-flammable damask recreates the delicate generosity of a silk-cotton blend. A generous, vegetal style damask is framing a simple medallion with harmonious colors from the deep and rich to powdery pastel. Use for curtains, walling, and accessories.

Although its floral medallions have a regal air, Anna's damask is made of a laid-back washed-linen fabric, making it feel lived in and less formal. The motifs have a subtle sheen that plays with the light when made into curtains or curved around furniture. Part of our New Traditional III collection.

Inspired by an English early 18th century design Knole damask so named after the vast estate in Kent is crafted in cotton and linen and inspired by a stamped wall damask found in the King's Closet. Intricate and small in scale this two-headed damask is an all-over design woven on an end-to-end warp with two colors creating an ottoman ground. Linen runs through the weft of the design for a sublimely textural fabric that has a heritage feel to the grain.

A French 18th-century silk woven damask Arabesque alongside clandon is one of the more classic damask qualities in the collection. A scrolling design featuring a flowing floral decoration Arabesque reminisces in the finer details of classic damask patterns. A silk lustre pervades this fabric which is a silk and cotton blend highlighted by the soft scrolling edge of the weave reflecting light and shade.

Classic Damask Tone On Tone Velvet

It’s fantastic and beautiful but unfortunately I will have to return b/c the material is too thick for what I needed. Jessie Lynn. Pittsburgh, PA. Sun Jan 18 2026

Inspired by the Medieval English word for "to bloom" the poetic Blostma Tapestry draws from a historical document in the archive. This weighted design has been brought to life through collaboration with a Belgian tapestry specialist. Featuring a non-directional floral pattern, the Blostma Tapestry is a true representation of the archive document - colorway and all. Blostma Tapestry is undoubtedly the textile that is placed at the center of a design scheme.