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Our Fabrics All our fabrics are what's called "to the trade only", i.e. those that you normally would only be able to purchase through a designer in places like the Seattle Design Center or the Chicago Merchandise Mart (in fact, that's where most of our fabrics are from) - they do not sell directly to public. Throughout the years we've developed direct contacts with several mills and fabric distributors which allow us to purchase our fabrics direct from the factory, and sell them to the public at a fraction of their normal prices. Some of our fabrics are so exclusive you can find them in textile textbooks!
Page from a book called "French Textiles". Below is our fabric that we recently used to furnish a customer's home in Princeton, NJ:
The following fabric is from the same stock as the one used for restoration of the Governor's Mansion in Newport:
The next fabric which we also have in stock is featured on the cover of a rare textile book:
Below are pillows made of Versace chenille:
We have fabrics from Mariano Fortuny, the esteemed Venetian textile master and inventor (below left). Below right is the image of the original pattern created by a French Huguenot Daniel Marrot for William of Orange and Mary of Stewarts:
The textile below is a copy of a famous silk brocade in the Chateau de Thoiry in France - it is so mind-bogglingly complex that its construction is often taught in textile design classes:
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