Colony

A large-scale floral stylized in a fanciful manner, reminiscent of an Indian head dress.

Meaning “happy one,” Makena is a large giraffe pattern created with multi-tones of color. A giraffe's spots are much like human fingerprints—no two have exactly the same pattern!

Inspired by a palampore fabric most likely from the Coromandel region of India, this pattern features a large tree-of-life pattern with loosely painted flowers and birds.

A large scenic featuring tigers, bulls, bears and birds roaming along a river scene. Other elements include flowers and palm trees, huts and fishermen, all sketched and found throughout the large repeat.

Chappana means “stamping” in Hindi. It's a very fitting name for this pattern that was taken from a hand-blocked Indian fabric. The stripes and linear motifs create long vertical lines.

A graphic chevron softened with an interesting woven ground. The pattern is printed on top of a linen web to soften the edges.

Taken from an antique mudcloth pattern, traditionally dyed with fermented mud and plant dyes, Timbuktu's tiling motifs are in perfect usable scale.

This timeless plaid woven fabric is made from a rich linen and cotton blend to achieve a sophisticated texture. The coordinating vinyl wallcovering was created from the same pattern with an emboss to achieve a similar texture to the fabric.

The Grassmarket Check wallcovering was created on vinyl with an emboss to achieve a similar texture to it's coordinating fabric.

Kalahari has a very primitive shape of a medallion with a woven look. It is embossed on vinyl with a texture to simulate grasscloth.

Notch Stripe features a simple crafted stripe with accents of stitching and linen texture.