Damask Silk Fabric By The Yard

Originally introduced in 1980, this beloved Scalamandré damask has withstood the test of time. Offered in 100% silk, this rich quality makes sumptuous casements and luxurious light upholstery.

First commissioned by architect Stanford White for the White House in 1902, and then again by Jackie Kennedy for her famed White House restoration in 1962, this true beauty has an unparalleled legacy.

A silk-rich fabric heavy in a brocade design Pomegranate Brocatelle is a smaller more attainable scale for interiors produced in silk and linen. Discovered at Temple Newsam as a flock wallpaper from the mid-18th century it has been reincarnated with a handsome structure for exquisite results.

This damask does double duty, offering the opulence of satin cut by the relaxed texture of linen. It’s the epitome of understated luxury.