From the wonderful Cole & Son archives, they’ve derived traditional archives. Not only do these designs and textures incorporate patterns you are already familiar with, but they have also been given new life after spending decades in the archives. Classical and restrained. Dorset is a much loved Cole & Son design.Chalk, linen, and white colors ..read more

Schumacher has set the bar since 1889 with exceptional products. With an eye for the cutting edge, and combined with a passion and classicism, their respect for the art is woven into everything they do. Whitney Floral blossoms give the large Chinoiserie inspired wallpaper subtle texture with scattered tiny dots while retaining a surprisingly delicate ..read more

This collection’s Victorian influences are rich and atmospheric with hand marbled Fabrics painting a detailed botanical story. Gracefully pressed flowers and ferns depicted in print, inspired by a magical walk through a vibrant garden. The abstract swirls in this Pavone Fabric, showing the flow of movement while using a monochromatic color pallet. Illustrated botanicals with ..read more

The Jasmin wallcovering shows us soft botanicals with a tropical vibe, available in 6 unique color ways. This Owlish wallpaper design showing owls and fresh botanicals, all arranged seamlessly. Available in 3 individual color schemes. Cascading florals stiched into one beautiful mural, this Falling Ginkgo pattern comes in 4 color ways to suit your unique ..read more

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Kravet Established in 1918, the brand is one of the industry’s legacy names. This is largely because first quality Kravet fabric guarantees the textile is free of any manufacturer defect. A fifth-generation family business, Kravet has remained an innovative player, representing and distributing brands and designers from across the globe Kravet Inc. Since its creation ..read more

Pictured above are several colorways of the Baturi (left) and Niko Mod (right) wallpapers designed by Linherr Hollingsworth for Kravet Couture’s Boheme II collection. Every six months, thousands of designers, furniture makers, buyers and other industry professionals gather in High Point, North Carolina. Here, they attend the world’s largest home furnishings market. The biannual High Point Market is not open to the general public. However, nearly seventy-five thousand trade professionals attend the event each Spring and Fall. At High Point, industry professionals gather to view vignettes, purch ..read more

Eighteen months after American workers first went into lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work remains as popular as ever. Rani Molla elaborates in the Vox article “Many people don’t want to work unless it’s from home.” According to Molla, about “50% of Americans worked remotely during the pandemic.” Even as some office spaces reopen, “the vast majority of people say they’d like to continue working remotely.” In fact, Molla writes that “the ability to work remotely is at the top of employee wish lists.” Some workers value “it higher than a pay raise.” Chip Cutter seconds this in his ..read more

First created centuries ago in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, patterns like paisley, plaid and toile remain popular in fashion and interiors across the globe. From wallpaper to upholstery, today’s designers offer consumers contemporary takes on classic patterns. Modern paisleys draw on designs from 18th century Kashmir and graphic toiles reference fabrics from 18th century Ireland. Polka dots now resemble animal spots while floral chintzes are bold and daring. Below, we uncover the history of paisley, chintz, stripes, plaid, chinoiserie and toile in fashion and interiors. Read on for five o ..read more

Coastal interior design takes many shapes across the world. From medieval towns in the English Riviera to tropical beaches in Bora Bora, coastal design is as diverse as the landscape. Unfortunately, coastal interiors can easily become cliche and kitschy, relying too heavily on naval motifs and overdone color palettes. In this post, we delve into some of the hallmarks of coastal design, as well as how to create a coastal interior without overindulging in thematic elements. Follow below for five coastal interiors we love — all carefully curated by designers across the US — as well as advice from ..read more