The Collections
Sensoria
Sensoria is where our pattern work lives — drawn florals, berries, and birds on linen, in colors that keep their depth. Shambala, Talise, and Valmont Stripe, merchandised with Marcel and Flanders.
Shambala
A hand-blocked Jacobean in full bloom — birds, oversized peonies, trailing vines, printed with the loose confidence of cloth made by hand. The linen sateen ground carries weight and a soft sheen that holds at window scale. Three colorways, one paradise.
Talise
A painterly poppy and acanthus drawn from the block-print tradition, laid over a slubbed ground whose ridges keep the print alive. Saturated enough to anchor a room from a single pillow. Three colorways, each with its own temper.
Valmont Stripe
Two crafts in one stripe — an acanthus motif printed, then embroidered over at the same scale. Pattern up close, texture across the room. Three colorways from warm to cool, all of them working both registers at once.
Miraval
Embroidery with no ground left showing — an all-over marble worked in corded yarn across the full face of the cloth. Two-tone construction that shifts with the light. Two earthen colorways, both more geology than pattern.
Simone
A small batik, block-printed on our own Tussah faux silk — an archive discovery pairing the textured ground with the hand-stamped motif. Light, lustrous, made for the curtain and the pillow. Five colorways from balsam to sea spray.
Avignon
Named for the walled city on the Rhône, Avignon keeps to a sun-washed palette — Parchment, Powder, Grass, Thistle, Delft — colors with a season of southern light already in them. Eight colorways, each one quiet enough to live with for years.
Mykonos
A double-beam stripe from an archival document, woven in chunky yarns that read as linen from across the room. Heavy, drapery-first, and it passes double-wash flame testing — texture engineered for the window. Three naturals: French Vanilla, Alabaster, Stone.
Lucerne
Avignon's next generation — the interlocking motif carried off the sheer and onto a twill ground, built up in layered color: an outline thread, a body, a thin center line. Four colorways from Cadet to Cornflower. The motif is woven in, not printed on.
