Camelot by Anna French

Inspired by compound leaves and wandering vines of an old world herb, Trefolia Velvet, is a tribute to a timeless classic. Its cut and looped pile features a subtle striae in a rich palette of jewel tones.

A decorative montage of bargello needlework forms an imaginary landscape in this elaborate multi-color woven. Each of the four colorways captures a season in the legendary island of Avalon.

Inspired by the home of the round table, Carleon draws on a storied history of circular forms. In our interpretation of this universal motif, graceful curves contrast smooth linen with a textured slub yarn adorned with a contrasting gem of color.

As timeless as a knight’s sash of honor, the symmetrical stripes of Balderic deftly wield a variety of woven techniques to replicate an intricate dimensional velvet.

The tonal palette of Bergaz is achieved by rolling yarns within a cellular construction to replicate needlework from the Middle Ages. Its namesake, an ancient word for mountain, captures the peaks and valleys of its form.

A woven interpretation of a blockprint from Provence, Marguerite is rendered with mottled yarn on a stitched ground. The sweet stylized floral is offered in a range delicate pastel tones.

Woven and embossed in the heart of Italy, Regia employs the same centuries old technique used to furnish royal castles in rich jewel tones. Like the waves of rippling water, every yard of this elegant moiré is unique without repeat.

Named for the port city of Wales, Cardiff is constructed with washed woolen yarn in two natural neutrals. Luxurious yet substantial provides an elegant canvas for the colors and patterns of Anna French.

A native plant of ancient Egypt, the Linden tree has many symbolic and sacred meanings. Lustrous dimensional velvet appears to be engraved into a hammered metal ground.