Collected textiles for the home

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THE COLLECTIONS

The best homes aren't designed. They're collected. We source trade-level fabric from premier textile houses, rare finds, last cuts, one-time pieces, for the home that tells a story rather than follows a trend.

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  • Which Fabric for Which Project

    Not every yard is meant for every job. A fabric that drapes beautifully at a window can go limp on a headboard; a chenille built for a chair seat can...

    Which Fabric for Which Project

    Not every yard is meant for every job. A fabric that drapes beautifully at a window can go limp on a headboard; a chenille built for a chair seat can...

  • Eclectic living room with a rose velvet sofa, mismatched bentwood chairs in yellow, and layered art and rugs — furniture chosen individually, not as a matched set

    Why We're Not a Matching-Set Kind of Shop

    A matching-set shop makes decorating easy in a specific way: it makes the decision for you. Four pillows cut from the same bolt. A tablecloth with napkins pre-paired to match....

    Why We're Not a Matching-Set Kind of Shop

    A matching-set shop makes decorating easy in a specific way: it makes the decision for you. Four pillows cut from the same bolt. A tablecloth with napkins pre-paired to match....

  • Stack of rolled designer fabric remnants in golden and green tones, including damask, botanical jacquard, plaid, velvet, and ikat dot patterns

    The Case for the Remnant

    There's a certain kind of shopper who hears "remnant" and hears "leftover," the fabric equivalent of a broken cookie. We'd like to make the case for the opposite: a remnant...

    The Case for the Remnant

    There's a certain kind of shopper who hears "remnant" and hears "leftover," the fabric equivalent of a broken cookie. We'd like to make the case for the opposite: a remnant...

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