American Architect, Jim Thompson, captivated by Thailand and its culture, particularly the art of hand‑woven Thai silk, worked to revitalize the Thai silk industry until his mysterious disappearance in the jungles of Thailand.

Our extraordinary line, which bears his name, includes Fox Linton and No.9 by Richard Smith. The Jim Thompson collection focuses on fine fabrics, wallcoverings, and trimmings. Along with Jerry Pair Leather, the Jim Thompson showroom has over three thousand textiles and leathers on display in an extensive range of classic and contemporary color palettes for residential and hospitality projects.

The showroom is on the 16h floor and hosts Jerry Pair Leather, Kerry Joyce Textiles, Palmer Hargrave/Casella Lighting, and Ironware International.

Established in 1976, Italian textile firm Dedar focuses on producing cutting-edge collections of fine fabrics, wallcoverings and trimmings, driven by a passion for precious qualities and sophisticated colour palettes.

Located on the 10^th floor, the showroom hosts collections of fabrics and wallpapers by Dedar, with over 3.000 textiles on display, for residential as well as hospitality projects. An extensive range of classic and contemporary color palettes are ready for discovery, shown on the many velvets, silks and satins, and natural fibers. A wide line of linen and wool for upholstery, drapes and sheers; expressive designs, graphic patterns, as well as contemporary reinterpretations of archive designs, are available for exclusive projects.

The inspiration for the showroom design comes from the architecture of Mid-century American homes built during the 1960’s era to create a theatrical space where shades of dark and light are used to enhance the protagonists of the scene: fabrics.

Since Schumacher was founded in 1889, our family-owned company has been synonymous with style, taste, and innovation. Our collections are comprehensive, with an extraordinary range united by respect for classicism, an eye for the cutting edge, and an unparalleled level of quality. A passion for luxury and an unwavering commitment to beauty are woven into everything we do.

In 1961, New York interior designer Robin Roberts founded Clarence House on the premise that uncompromising artistry and forward-thinking technology could combine together to make magic. Originally, he imported fabrics from Europe that had never been seen in America. But eventually, Clarence House became involved in every aspect of the creative process, with its own design studio, close relationships with European mills and textile archives, and a dedicated in-house art director, Kazumi Yoshida.

Today, Clarence House has become one of the foremost style setters in the decorative fabric industry, helping to achieve the vision of top-tier interior designers, and providing the furnishing fabrics for pre-eminent museums and countless historic houses. Known for its hand-screen printing of fabrics and wallpapers rendered in high-style textures and fearless color palettes, Clarence House boasts a decidedly European and timeless feel.