Wanderlust

Immerse yourself in the abundant tulip gardens of Tivoli, Italy. This sophisticated pattern, inspired by original Italian artwork, features painterly strokes and layers of elegant tulips. It is offered in soft blues and pinks and contrasting black and white.

Inspired by a 1930s French document, Orleans pays homage to Orleans, France, often described as a garden metropolis. The wallcovering and fabric showcase unusual trees and flowers in an open layout with a set repeat and a bounty of color.

Create a tropical forest of exotic mangroves with this immersive pattern of loosely drawn leaves and an appealing vertical structure as the plants grow evenly spaced and straight. It is ideal for walls and floor-to-ceiling drapery.

Our Augusta pattern has a timeless appeal, much like its namesake Southern town, which comes alive each Spring in tradition and foliage. Its dangling Wisteria leaves capture the leisurely pace of the South and the captivating beauty that blooms in its landscape.

Like a pixelated image zoomed into a blur, our Pixel pattern is a playful, geometric puzzle of colors. Offered in four colorways, it can be used as a complementary accent piece or a pop of color.

Like Solsbury Hill gently rising above England’s countryside, our Solsbury pattern features half circles reminiscent of that famous landmark. The small-scale geometric is closely repeated for a striking all-over design.

A contemporary take on the classic houndstooth pattern. This geometric is handprinted on a dense weave, creating irresistible texture and visual interest.

Miramar Way features a single-color trellis printed on paper weave with a subtle texture. Its open design is

clean and timeless.

Textural embroidery creates a dimensional modern trellis of multicolored geometric shapes. Each colorway features nine colors.

Like the coastal resort city in California, Coronado embodies a sundrenched afternoon with its saturated tones. The geometric embroidery plays off the light creating a subtle sheen like glistening waves. Its alternating directions in contrasting shades of turquoise, blue, lavender and green create movement.