Learn about the timeless tradition behind the fabrics of Holland & Sherry. From their suiting fabrics for Saville Row to custom designed pieces for interior designers. Generations of experience lie behind every fabric produced from their mills. Click the video below to view their wonderful story.
Heritage | Holland & Sherry 2016 from Holland & Sherry on Vimeo.
If you already picked up the May issue of House Beautiful then you have seen these images by Chicago interior designer Summer Thornton. If you have not yet seen them, then you definitely should!
Summer Thornton shows several beautiful ways to use a variety of fabrics and wallcoverings from Quadrille in a Florida retreat.
We included the colorways of each pattern Summer uses in each room and the name of the fabric so you can easily request more information from your local Quadrille showroom in the Washington Design Center. Quadrille is in Suite 335.
Beacon Hill introduces Animale, silk textiles that marry the worlds of creature and man. In Animale, human and animal attributes intermingle; surface cut weft yarns mimic the tendrils of a feather, weave structures mirror the contours of a nautilus, print and embroidery techniques call to mind magnificent plumage…Exquisite craftsmanship, a hallmark of Beacon Hill, eloquently evokes beauty and beast through the language of textiles. By working with the world’s finest artisans, Beacon Hill has developed fabrics that are both one-of-a-kind, and beautifully designed for diverse applications.
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Mediterranean design style originated in countries north of the Mediterranean Sea, including Spain, Greece and Italy. Lorca has created a collection of sumptuous fabrics which embody the decoration and architecture of the Eastern Mediterranean.
Signature colors from the distinctive Lorca palette such as fuchsia, lavender, orange and turquoise are blended with apple, hyacinth, saffron, linen, taupe and black.
[caption align="alignleft" width="489"]Aradonis weaves provides perfect co-ordinates for upholstery. You can view all of the colorways and order samples from the Osborne & Little showroom in the Washington Design Center located in suite 320.
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Stark Carpets brings you a trade design exclusive from the spring Aldeco collection. Fabric design ‘Caribbean Islands’ gives us major vacation envy.
Shop the print here: http://starktou.ch/1SO3mhR or in the Stark Showroom at the Washington Design Center in Suite 430.
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ROMO fabrics in the Washington Design Center presents new fabrics from Zinc Textile. Use these fabrics in your design and create a relaxed beach house design style effortlessly. Visit the ROMO showroom in suite 260 for more from these collections.
The Kuba Cay collection from Zinc Textile is a modern take on an African tribal pattern. The fabrics are reminiscent of traditional Congolese cloth. The collection marries soft chenille with rugged linen and jute all in a coordinated palette of washed-out brights and relaxed neutrals.
Zinc Textile hit the beach with their first ever range of outdoor fabrics, Plage Outdoor! The collection features designs carrying the names of exclusive beaches on the Island of St Barths. The Plage Outdoor collection embodies the chic style and quirky undertones of this iconic brand.
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The explosion of colors of recycled sari silk, woven with strips of bakbak (bark of the banana tree) is at the origin of the name of this top-notch wallcovering collection. Each meter of this product is unique, since the colors of the silk alternate, without ever being repeated. Squares of crushed paper, printed in faded shades and glued on a non-woven backing are in perfect harmony with the bakbak and the natural silk.
Two geometric motifs, embossed on a printed non-woven wallcovering, complete the range and make it possible to combine different colors, structures and materials in one room.
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Snake designs are sliding through this new wallcovering collection from Omexco called “Cobra”. Most items in the collection, including a simili-plain and a faded square motif matching the reptile design, are printed on natural cork. The range is complemented by bi-colored woven raffia items as well as printed plains, most of them enhanced with a shimmer of gold, silver or copper, reflecting light as sunshine on a reptile skin.
The printed non-woven wallcoverings are FSC certified (mark of responsible forest management), are made with recycled fibers, are printed thanks to solar energy, have a good light resistance, a European fire rating B S1 D0 as well as a marine certificate.
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Cowtan & Tout is pleased to introduce the 2016 Larsen collection that merges inspiration from modern decorative motifs to graphic tribal patterns. The scope of the offering is a contrast of dry textures with glamorous jewel-like accents that take design to the next level of luxury. View the full collection at Cowtan & Tout, Suite 310. For more information visit www.cowtan.com. Follow us on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, and Twitter @cowtanandtout.
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The Jane Churchill 2015 Samba Collection celebrates all things whimsical with vibrant color pairings, joyful graphics, and a lively aesthetic. There is no shortage of energy in the Samba collection. On view now at Cowtan & Tout, Suite 310. For more information, visit www.cowtan.com. Please follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest @cowtanandtout.
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Charlotte Moss has created two incredible collections for Fabricut. The second collection debuted only last year in 2015 and is a must see! If you haven't stopped by the J Lambeth showroom in the #WDCDesign Center, make some time and drop in to speak with the wonderful sales associates and have them walk you through the Charlotte Moss collection.
Charlotte’s inspiration for her collection is drawn from antiques, vintage documents, architectural themes and, of course, her garden. Direction and inspiration for the collection was found primarily within her immense anthology of textile documents, items acquired during her travels and images she's captured behind her camera.
Only a few of the images are displayed here, but you can see the entire collection on the Fabricut website by clicking here.