TALOS | Ivory Hothouse flowers

TALOS | Ivory Hothouse flowersInspired by a textile in the Schumacher archive from the 1970s, Talos is a wide vertical stripe accentuated by a fringe of clipped threads. It has a unique woven texture with an artsy edge.

painterly take on the classic tree-of-life motif

Piet Performance Linen in mineral is also tough

this high performance woven has a vintage look and the satisfying weight of a rug

Inspired by an architectural element on the façade of a New York City building

Neisha Crosland distilled the intricate tree pattern on a 19th-century Persian rug to its most elemental lines and geometric shapes

chain stitched floral pattern is a dead ringer for the original from the 1960s

Based on an 18th-century French document

Tambora's handsome chevron design features exotic elements of animal prints

Hand-stitched flora and fauna enliven rolling hills in this full coverage embroidery divined from our archive

Rubia is also available in a range of coordinating fabrics and wallcoverings

pillows or drapery global flair

Lange Glazed Linen in citron is a go-to