Eden is a whimsical approach to traditional patterns that lead you into paradise. Discover 117 new wallpaper and fabric SKUs, bringing vibrant style and optimism to Thibaut's fresh, signature color palette. This collection radiates a fashionable fantasy and introduces unique patterns such as a painterly interpretation of an Ikat, scenic compositions of lush gardens, and small-scale geometrics.
GoGo is a funky, small-scale geometric with movement, making it a perfect coordinate to pair with other patterns in the Eden collection.
Maverick, named after the infamous big wave surf break in Half Moon Bay, California, exudes the thrilling sensation of a wave approaching and offers a bold splash of color with movement.
The inspiration behind Mystic Garden comes from an original scenic watercolor, painted by an artist in England. The colorful pattern depicts a world of whimsy with layers of intricate details to enjoy, from ornate palaces and lush trees to peacocks and birds.
Ginger is a graphic interpretation of a stylized ginger leaf and showcases the beauty of narrow tropical leaves tapering to a point. This larger-than-life pattern offers a striking balance of upward and downward direction with positive and negative space.
Kasuri is a textile term for fabrics produced in Japan around the 18th century, that use a form of Ikat dying. The fabrics were commonly worn as coats by fisherman at sea. The pattern has distinctive blurred edges, simulating the ikat technique.
The gift of cherry trees to the US from Tokyo's mayor, Yukio Ozaki, inspired the Yukio pattern. The pattern instantly brings joy and symbolizes the beauty of friendship, nature, and tradition.
Adapted from an antique document with roots back to the 1930's, Pasadena is a cheerful floral print that captures the essence of spring.
Nola Stripe is a modern adaptation of a retro geometric reminiscent of the 1960's. This tonal, vertical print features a textured stitching effect to mimic the hand-embroidery on its coordinating fabric.
T-Square is a captivating puzzlelike pattern inspired by an antique Japanese document. The placement of lines and dots in this rhythmic repeat create the letter 'T' throughout.
This magical maze of wonder adds depth to the walls in a timeless fashion. Fretwork is a large-scale trellis pattern, designed with unique details like shadowing and wood grain texture.
Nola Stripe Embroidery embodies the spirit of New Orleans—lively, multidimensional and beautiful. This multi-purpose fabric is available in two-toned colorways and ideal for pillows or window treatments.
