Named after the lustrous Indian painted fabric panels, Palampore combines exotic Indienne-inspired and indigenous designs in a coordinated collection of fabrics and wallcoverings. The love affair with these decorated cloths became a European sensation in the 17th century as the vivid dying techniques were highly sought after and cotton was considered a luxury fabric.
A tribal motif with repeating triangles.
Large scale print with batik/ bohemian look made up of simple line and dot shapes.
Inspired by an authentic one-of-a-kind palampore fabric dating back to the 18th century. The central pattern features a majestic vase with a leaf and adorning birds.
Inherent of its French name, La Provence was inspired by a French document–an antique quilt. The large medallion radiates with leaves and paisleys adorned with henna dot details.
The color blocks of Tansman are reminiscent of traditional African cloths. The strong tonal color variations make a statement. The wallpaper pattern is digitally printed on top of the paperweave.
Based on an antique document and named after a hand-painting technique. This pattern features a large tree of life pattern with Jacobean flowers and leaves.
A Bohemian dot element taken from the Mali fabric and colored to coordinate. Subtle visible texture printed in the ground.
These elements were taken from the Montecito fabric featured in a two-tone color palette that was colored to coordinate with other patterns in the collection.
Featuring just the center leaf element from the Palampore fabric, enlarged in scale.
A simplified version of the Kalamkari featuring the tree of life pattern with large Jacobean flowers and leaves.
A simple printed texture of an ikat weave colored to coordinate as a background wallpaper.
Replicates traditional block print technique. A tribal diamond shape in repeat.
This little trellis was literally taken from within the vase of the Palampore pattern. See if you can spot it !
Named after a small French village where they do textile printing. Similar to a vintage ditsy pattern featuring an open layout of stylized figures–birds, bugs and flowers.
Original artwork from our studio. This tribal pattern is printed on top of the paperweave.
Named after a village in India, this pattern features a playful tiger eager to catch the monkey and bird up in the tree.
Named after a village in India, these small scale artistic paisleys are placed in close repeat. They look like they have been stamped onto the paper.
A simple trellis appliqué on 100% linen. Perfect for draperies or accent pillows.
