SULTAN'S TRELLIS | Pomegranate 76830

SULTAN'S TRELLIS | Pomegranate 76830Reminiscent of a traditional arabesque pattern, this wallcovering's flowering details convey an Old World romanticism in both traditional and contemporary rooms.

hand-drawn dotted stripe printed on a crisp cotton ground

First commissioned by architect Stanford White for the White House in 1902 and made world-famous when First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy introduced it to the nation during a televised tour of the Blue Room in 1962

inspired by the architecture and Persian gardens of Jaipur’s Amber Fort

Chariot of Dawn Toile

Le Castellet is a printed linen ogee composed of a traditional floral and ribbon pattern

this handsome cotton tape has a subtle woven pattern that adds a polish and dimension to any application

A graphic woven wallcovering made with natural fibers that captures the handmade spirit of its fabric counterpart

small-scale scallop has a decidedly mod spirit

It’s a hardwearing upholstery stripe that still feels pretty

The masterful design is an ode to Japanese natural motifs

this richly textural woven is an offset stripe that can go classic Americana or Bauhaus cool

geometric pattern derived from Ottoman architecture