With a nod to early European style, Chestnut Hill is a classic collection of sophisticated wallpaper, embroidery, print and woven fabrics. A soft and traditional color palette is embraced with warm neutrals and hues of peacock blues, graceful greys, and deep crimson reds. Many patterns were reproduced with aged or worn effects that resemble the look and feel of the original artwork.
Taken from an antique document, Royale Toile's novelty scenes depict 17th century royalty at leisure with their dogs and music. The fabric is printed in Thailand on a soft linen and cotton modal blend.
Large-scale Chardonnet Damask wallpaper is printed on non-woven Type II vinyl. The matching printed fabric comes in all colorways except Cream.
Luscious florals bloom in the alluring pottery in Tullamore, named after the country town in the midlands of Ireland.
Allaire is a silhouette of a French-looking paisley-shape featuring birds and greenery.
Corneila's primitive pomegranates and tulips were influenced by the look of Moroccan tile patterns. The fabric is hand printed in India.
Aldith is an antique block print of a French Provincial flower motif in an openly spaced layout.
Pronounced “Lao” (rhymes with cow). A hand-drawn geometric taken from an antique document. Named after the country in southeast Asia known for mountainous terrain.
Macbeth is a large-scale Jacobean pattern with stylized flowers, leaves and branches. The fabric is printed on 100% linen and matches all colorways of the wallpaper.
Benedetto is an interlocking chain pattern that is geometric with a traditional aesthetic. The wallpaper is printed on a very subtly textured ground. The embroidery was woven in Italy.
This exotic artwork was taken from an antique document and printed on top of paperweave. The motif can lean coastal or old-fashioned in style.
A raised, textural herringbone. Ideal for use as a background wallcovering. Roscoe Herringbone has been colored to coordinate with other patterns in the collection.
An open trellis with an ikat-effect and a delicate, linen texture in the ground.
This handsome pattern was named after a famous medieval knight, Sir Thomas. The embroidery is on 100% linen.
Incredibly soft and touchable, Beacroft matelassé was made with a finely combed cotton. The shapes are reminiscent of a hexagonal honeycomb built by bees.
A 100% linen sheer with tiny, decorative eyelets that make an allover diamond pattern.
