SANDOR STRIPE EMBROIDERY | Magenta Concord

SANDOR STRIPE EMBROIDERY | Magenta ConcordWith a uniquely rustic, old world quality, this wide striped textile is handwoven with a jute weft and cotton warp and then embroidered with an open stitching for a rich, tactile feel.

First commissioned by architect Stanford White for the White House in 1902 and made world-famous when First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy introduced it to the nation during a televised tour of the Blue Room in 1962

An interesting new take on a traditional pattern

A chunky weave with twisted m'lange warp yarns

and window treatments

bold-scale floral pattern stitched in exquisite detail

English garden meets chinoiserie in this stunning Miles Redd design

this exquisite large-scale botanical fabric layers easily with other patterns and works beautifully in any room

water-repellant canvas combines a lush texture with a stain-resistant durability that will stand up in high traffic applications

dappled wallcovering that will completely sweep you away

Attleboro Ikat is a woven

all-silk liseré weave has an enchanting floral stripe on a taffeta ground

Lodestone makes a stylish statement