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In Conversation with Jeffrey Alan Marks
Jeffrey Alan Marks is leaning into his signature coastal chic aesthetic with his second collection with Kravet, Oceanview. The collection presents classic patterns in a modern way, while maintaining its traditional craftsmanship. Featuring elements like sea shells, jute, cotton and linen, Oceanview encapsulates a serene beachy vibe with each pattern. Read More “In Conversation with Jeffrey Alan Marks”
Great Design Guaranteed
Looking for top quality but need it now? Kravet is offering quick solutions to designers’ needs with its Guaranteed In Stock Program. Products in this category are guaranteed to be in stock and ready to ship in days. If for any reason these fabrics are not in stock, and do not ship within 14 business days, Kravet will ship the fabrics overnight at no charge. Read More “Great Design Guaranteed”
Journey Across the Globe With Baret Collection
Brunschwig & Fils introduces Baret Collection, a globally-inspired assortment of colorful fabrics with an eclectic and timeless spirit.
A Legacy of Hand Made Design with Lee Jofa
A rare treasure in the design world, Lee Jofa’s handblock prints take center stage as an integral part of the brand’s legacy. At a time when automation and digital production are at the forefront of today’s textiles, the traditional art of handblock prints provide a unique and artisanal design. These special prints are works of art in their own right and date back centuries as one of the original textiles in civilization.
From The Archive: Winterthur Museum
Known for its rich history, Brunschwig & Fils prides itself on inspiring modern interiors with historical influence. One of the many layers of that legacy is its partnership with the Winterthur Museum, a premier museum of American decorative arts in Delaware.
Kravet Couture Takes A Page From Its Origin Story
Kravet Couture is paying homage to its origin with its latest collection, Modern Tailor. A century ago, Samuel Kravet arrived in New York with an artisan craft – sewing – and began working as a tailor on the lower east side of Manhattan. From those humble beginnings came a thriving family business, and now, in its 100th year, Modern Tailor is introduced as an extraordinary collection of elegant fabrics and complementary wallcoverings.
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If Walls Could Talk
Andrew Martin is bringing world class paintings to life with a new elaborate wallcovering collection under license from the National Gallery Museum.
Mixing Function with Fashion
Create livable luxury with Kravet Furniture’s new open concept collection.