The vastness of the sea, the drama of the moun­tains, the softness of a lake landscape, the security of a valley or the density of a forest. It is not surprising that artists of all origins have always been fascinated by the experience of landscapes. In Europe, for example, landscape painting has been an independent art since the Renaissance and in Asian cultures dates back to the 6th century. In the 1980s the concept of Land Art was invented by artists who by using elements such as stone, wood, or pigments created a subjective interpretation of nature. This collection is the result of a search for traces of this artistic exploration of nature through the sweeping view of landscape silhouettes and its very close and personal observation. Shop the Collection View the Personal Landscapes brochure      

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December 2020 (New York, NY) — After a few seasons of more understated designs, Well Spun brings geometry back in a quintessentially Pollack way.

Bold geometry balances simplified color, and vice versa, to offer a variety of designs that are both exciting and extremely usable. These signature patterns span Indoor / Outdoor, PURE, high performance, upholsteries and window—with each division boasting one or more graphic textiles.

Rounding out the categories are several sumptuous textures that focus on construction, quality and color. Plus, three new upholsteries and two new window fabrics join the Hospitality line.

View the Spring 2021 Well Spun Catalog  

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Nina Campbell celebrates her love of Indienne textiles with the launch of three new spring collections: The PARVANI collection of decorative prints and embroideries is infused with characteristic features such as the stylized florals with undulating stems and hand-block printed motifs. The designs are presented in Nina’s signature palette along with fresh new color combinations. The BARODA collection of opulent and decorative woven designs takes inspiration from textiles of the ancient silk route. These richly colored fabrics combine well with the prints and embroideries in Nina Campbell's PARVANI and LARKANA collections. LARKARA is a versatile collection of small-scale weave designs for upholstery. They provide the perfect complement to the decorative patterns in PARVANI and BARODA and to many of Nina Campbell’s collections. The elegant palette includes orange, teal, aqua, coral, sage and indigo as well as useful neutral tones such as linen and dove. Visit Osborne & Little       Nina Campbell established her company in 1974 as both an interior design practice and a shop selling home treasures from all over the world. Today Nina Campbell, a world-renowned interior designer, is known for her stylish interiors as well as for her collections of fabrics, wallpapers and accessories. Nina’s designs are epitomized by luxury, practicality and a sense of wit. Integral to the Nina Campbell collections is a color palette that has been developed with a decorator’s eye, and one that is constantly evolving so that new and existing designs work beautifully together.  

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  Clarence House is recognized for its distinctive point of view, pure color and paramount textiles with Kazumi Yoshida’s sophisticated, enchanting artwork as the cornerstone of the brand. The Clarence House Spring 2021 collection encompasses a variety of plains, patterns and textures. The wide collection brings color to life in a beautiful way. Explore two of the stunning patterns from the collection. Blooming Jungle reflects the concept of Kazumi Yoshida’s 2019 gallery exhibition of the same name, translating one of the paintings from the show into a printed fabric. Invariably drawn to the beauty of the world around us, Kazumi created his own jungle. Featuring vivacious flowers, trees and a menagerie of animals frolicking throughout, Blooming Jungle’s vibrant colors bring about sensations of positive energy and sublime happiness. Like Blooming Jungle, Kinabalu also draws inspiration from Kazumi Yoshida’s 2019 gallery exhibition. Influenced by the allure of nature, Kazumi brings the world to life through vivid color in this printed pattern. Designed to coordinate with Blooming Jungle, Kinabalu complements other patterns or stands on its own. Browse the Clarence House Spring 2021 Collection  

JANUARY 2021 (NEW YORK, NY) — As the world changes at an unprecedented pace, innovations can make life more efficient but oftentimes at the expense of human touch. As we embrace this new frontier, there is also a desire for more individualization. That means so many creatives—from fine artists to poets, novice and professional alike—are in the midst of a renaissance right now.

Making Our Mark, Weitzner’s Spring 2021 introduction, celebrates that personal expression and personal character. Through sketches of textures, symbols, doodles, words and writings created in the Lori Weitzner studio, these unique imprints became muse as the team created the latest collection of textiles and wallcoverings. All with the hope of connecting our human spirits.

 

Clarence House is introducing their Spring 2021 collection which includes Akasaka, an original hand-block design created by Kazumi Yoshida.

New elaborate woodblock designs are rare. In this production method, each step is completely hand crafted, from carving the individual blocks to printing the fabric. Akasaka is inspired by the intertwinings of different cultures. The flowers are drawn in a western style, but it has the undeniable influence of Japanese woodblock prints. This pattern is unique and exquisite, offering an experience when admiring all of the hard work that went into creating it. Akasaka Link: https://clarencehouse.com/fabric/4127503/akasaka-hand-block/natural