Woven Resource 11: Rialto

Dante is a sophisticated solid with varied tones, hues and textures. It has the simplest of structures but the use of slub yarns and spaced dyed fibers makes it special.

Is it a solid? A small print? An offset herringbone? This little gem demands a second look. From afar it acts as a textural plain. While up close it rewards the viewer with visual interest.

Named after the 14th emperor of Rome, Hadrian Herringbone commands attention with his handsome looks and gentle touch. Like the ruler's classic architecture, this fabric is a timeless and essential element in any room.

Apollo's wonderful scale looks good on ottomans, dining and tightly upholstered chairs. It could be a base cloth for a larger feature pattern, or a feature pattern for a base cloth. Available in jewel tones and naturals, this soft and sophisticated fabric features weave interest and subtle detail.

Colonnade Stripe calls to mind Italian menswear—masculine, traditional, and serious. Structured in pattern and regimented in weave, this stripe draws on the heritage of a traditional luggage stripe, perfect for a club chair, bench or even draperies.