The wavy lines stitched in alternating thread colors make Elodie Embroidery a uniquely rhythmic alternative to a conventional stripe. Use this charming embroidered mid-weight cotton fabric for upholstery, pillows, and windows. Sold as a 2-yard minimum
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Not your ordinary ticking stripe, Minzer cotton stripe improves upon a classic. This large-scale fabric gets some serious character from a weave with lots of texture and stripes of varying widths. Its substantial weight makes this fabric perfect for upholstery.
Corbet, named for a famed leopard hunter from the 1930s, offers a twist on a classic leopard skin pattern. The organic, all-over animal skin pattern is woven into alternating stripes of cut and uncut loop velvet, adding structure and unique dimension. This upholstery-weight velvet makes fabulous occasional chairs in a sitting room or library.
Brigitte stripe in brown is not too casual and not too dressy, making it the perfect thin stripe. You'll find yourself turning to it again and again for both upholstery and window treatments.
Based on a butterfly stamp design, this whimsical pattern is screen printed on canvas with perfectly imperfect tonal variations and pretty, versatile modernity.
Neisha Crosland looked to far-ranging influences—luscious tropical mangosteens, the elaborate gold-outlined flora on a 16th-century English needlework bed hanging—for this opulent botanical chintz, with its stylized blossoms and curlicued leaves climbing upward like a luxuriant tree of life. Also a wallcovering.
Sail away with the breezy cool of Miramar. Inspired by the airy sophistication of nautical aesthetics, Barclay has paired painterly regatta prints with rope designs in aquatic blue and white. Accessorize with Miramar's nautical decorative pillows, including handpainted monograms, nautical flag-inspired designs, and genuine rope knots.
A dazzling multicolored pattern, ethically handwoven in Guatemala with a centuries-old, treadle-loom technique. The artisanal nature of this textile gives it a warmth, tactility, and character that sets it apart from machine-made goods.
