Damask Resource 4

This striped damask comes from an antique painted document. The damask pattern is printed on a nonwoven backed vinyl which also makes it durable, and is embossed with an alligator pattern. At 39” wide, it is striking in all colorways.

Carried over in its best selling colorway, this classic damask is all about the layers. Foil is applied to paper, then the cork is mounted on top of the foil, and then the pattern is printed with metallic on top. 3 new and sophisticated colorways are introduced in this collection.

2-color modern fl oral damask derived from painted artwork. It maintains a crafty look, achieved through the surface printing technique. Offered in a variety of bright colors and subtle neutrals.

This striped damask is fl exo printed with added texture for depth and interest. There is a contrasting texture on the background, creating a marbelized look. This pattern is offered in striking grounds with metallic damask colors.

Taken from an antique document. A printed silk texture was added to soften the solid background. This traditional damask is offered in many colorways including metallics, classic colors, and new combinations.

A modern overall ogee pattern with a center motif. The design is gravure printed under a linen weave so it feels soft like fabric.

Taken from a fabric document, the raised motif is achieved through a puffed ink in the print technique.This pattern is offered in mid-tone to dark colorways with a linen background.

The name Clessidra means “hourglass” in Italian. This ogee-shaped damask has a classic center motif and comes from an old fabric document dating back to the 19th century. It is suitable for any traditional look and the pattern is softened by an overall texture.

2-color modern floral damask derived from painted artwork. It maintains a crafty look, achieved through the surface printing technique.