IMARI | Blue Ink Document redDesigned by David Kaihoi, Imari in blue ink romantically translates the look of Japanese porcelain to a linen fabric. Subtle metallic details highlight the leaves and soft flowers, which are printed with a flow ink technique that mimics hand painted glazes.
This is a beguiling and romantic print inspired by the dreamy effect of watercolor hues softly bleeding into one another
sturdy weave of 100% cotton yarns that is a perfect solution for upholstery when a dash of global flair is desired
and exotic birds come together in sky-colored Santarem
Also available as a printed fabric
with pastoral scenes from the East dotted with flag-festooned boats and many varieties of trees
durable fabric in a range of versatile neutrals
this sky-and-rose Paisley Court features a strong
Handprinted on a subdued linen ground
Pyramids dissolve into diamonds and back again in brown Ridge Line Velvet
Water-repellant and very sturdy—yet incredibly elegant and not at all stiff—this is a remarkably versatile performance velvet and suitable for many applications
chenille with tightly woven cotton ground yarns
Chinoiserie Vine in leaf green can stand on its own or layer in beautifully with just about any other pattern
