Dunmore is a sophisticated collection of versatile multi-colored woven fabrics for upholstery. The legacy of tweed in performance and fashion inspired these six fabrics. Each pattern features unique yarns woven with a minimum of 45% recycled fibers. These Indoor High Performance fabrics exceed 30,000 double rubs and are treated with a stain-resistant finish.
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Heath is a variation on a herringbone— a twill weave that forms a pattern of V's on the surface of the fabric. Its name is inspired by the rugged habitat and home of Donegal tweeds, known for their surprising flecks of color. This spirited palette matches the energy of the pattern and is achieved using 100% recycled fiber, including wool, viscose, cotton, linen and polyester.
This sophisticated variation on a plain weave features unexpected color integrated into a luscious mélange. The pebbled surface highlights the inherent attributes of a recycled fiber. Colors such as leaf, bark, waterfall and charcoal capture the natural beauty of the Scottish isles.
Named for the home of a famous mill founded in 1797, Elgin contains five different fibers. It's linear construct and primary palette is softened by the use of chenille and a natural warp. The result is more casual, contemporary look highlighting flecks of contrasting hues.
Arno is named for the river that washed the wool and powered the mills. Like fragmented light reflecting on the water, an unusual knitted yarn dances across a matte texture. It is both classic and contemporary in bold colors such as hemlock and copper and subtle in cameo and mist.
Creating textured yarns is an artform, requiring sense of experimentation and play. Named for our artisan, Emilio showcases his craft with at least four distinct colors in each textured bouclé—as timeless and versatile as a Chanel jacket.
Dorset features wool, the original fiber of tweed. This micro chevron is evocative of the steep limestone ridges and low-lying valleys of its namesake. The fiber's natural heathering is enhanced by the felting process to create an extensive, nuanced colorline, carefully selected to coordinate with our prints.
