Linen Chintz with Moorish Charm

Nomi draws on patterns from all over the world to create her versatile fabrics. Reminiscent of a Moorish tile pattern, Souk’s stylized quatrefoil is hand painted on 100% linen chintz. Both dynamic and timeless, it harmonizes with a wide variety of interiors.

Not So Black & White

The effect of restricting a color palette to simply black and white is well… not so ‘black and white’. The outcome of this chromatic odd couple ranges from classic to contemporary, from specific time periods to timeless elegance. The reason that using black and white together evokes such a large range of feelings is due to the fact that it has always been and always will be in style.

William Switzer Collection – Piedmontese Side Table

J Banks Collection – Fulton Chair

Ann Sacks Mosaics – ipanema

Rodolph Fabrics – left to right: In Sync, Sequel, Oracle, and Bolero

Tracy Kendall Wallpaper – Florals

Geometric Reverberation

Geometry is a wonderful design tool for producing balanced work that requires intricate and detailed repetition. By using nonrepresentational shapes such as lines, circles, ellipses, triangles, rectangles, and polygons, designers can create complex patterns that continue on infinitely and result in a complex motif that is almost mesmerizing to the eye.

Pollack fabric collection – Circumstance

Nomi outdoor fabric collection – Omei

Alicia D Keshishian, Carpets of Imagination – Parqué

Weitzner Wallcovering – Enduit Collection, Bandlet

Paparazzi from Rodolph

Paparazzi – Rodolph’s rich and delicate drapery – features a fresh and contemporary paisley motif. The burnout effect makes this stylish sheer ideal for pairing with a blackout fabric. Shown here in the Oyster colorway.

Contemporary Vision Inspired by Tradition

Nomi Fabrics introduces Timor and Malay, two reversible outdoor fabrics inspired by the Central Asian ikat weaving tradition.

100% acrylic fibers are solution dyed before weaving. 54″ wide. Repeat: 14″ horizontal, 19″ vertical.

Lori Weitzner Presents All’Antica

Lori Weitzner, the New York-based multidisciplinary designer celebrated internationally for her distinctive wallcoverings, upholstery textiles and window casements, presents an opulent fabric line for Sahco.

All’Antica—Italian for “in the manner of ancient times”—conjures the nobility, romance and exquisite artisanship of armor and weaponry, drawing on Tibetan, Italian, Chinese, and Turkish treasures spanning the 15th to 18th centuries. All’Antica is Weitzner’s sixth collection for the German manufacturer, and, like those before it, employs a range of technically innovative methods to translate the essence of her theme into fabrics with emotional resonance. Nine patterns range from voided velvet and pleated dupioni silk to seersucker metallic prints, with a color story encompassing lush neutrals, hazy silvers, timeworn golds and bronzes, mahoganies, chocolates, and spice tones.

All’Antica is available to design professionals internationally from Sahco and in the United States from Bergamo.

Sandra Jordan Collection

The Sandra Jordan Collection is truly a company with a heart and soul. While the collection’s pieces reflect the distinctive style and artistic vision of the company’s founder, her imprint reaches far beyond aesthetics.

Sandra Jordan is committed to fostering the tradition of craftsmanship that she witnessed in her native Peru as a child. This dedication has manifold benefits, for both her employees in Peru, who are given the opportunity to learn and hone vital skills that help them support their families, as well as her customers, who have the rare chance to enjoy the personal touch and luxury of handcrafted pieces.

Classical Yet Contemporary

Reminiscent of the great Italian opera, North Bay fine fabric manufacturer Rodolph presents Traviata (shown in Mink colorway). Composed of classical yet contemporary floral patterning, Traviata plays with grey mid-tones that serve as balance for the primarily black and white design. This exquisite velvet fabric is composed of 65% viscose and 35% polyester.

Sneak Peak of NeoCon

Sondra Alexander Couture for Koroseal | Booth 8-7066
Dressage – Inspired by the harmony, flexibility and balance found in French equestrian pageantry, Sondra Alexander’s Dressage design combines the subtle textures of wood carving and leather to exemplify the elegance and sophistication of this classical artform.

Rocky Mountain Hardware | Urban Archaeology Showroom | Suite 108
The Ellis Collection – Designed by Rocky Mountain Hardware Design Studio, the brand new Ellis Collection is inspired by the finely ornamented fittings of the Victorian era. Its designs are fresh and innovative, while preserving the traditional aesthetic hallmarks and timeless beauty of the period.

Ted Boerner | Holland & Sherry Showroom | Suite 6-118
The Commune Dining Table and Server – Inspired by the concept that a dining table is more than just an heirloom, Ted Boerner’s Commune embodies what a dining table truly is: a place where friends and family gather together and connect with one another; a place where new traditions are made. The coordinating Commune Server completes the room’s aesthetic.

Rodolph | Summer Hill Showroom | Suite 6-157
Traviata – Part of the new Insignia collection, Rodolph’s Traviata is reminiscent of the great Italian opera of the same name. This exquisite velvet marries rich luminous elements with a contemporary floral composition, and adds luster to any setting.

Nomi Fabrics | David Sutherland Showroom | Suite 1800
Taza – Nomi has added yet another stunning fabric to her “high couture for the home.” Taza, a hand-painted 100% linen chintz, offers delightful visual texture inspired by richly patterned Moroccan mosaics.

Aldo Bernardi | William Switzer Showroom | Suite 1850
Civetta Chandelier – Like patinated palmettos, an array of individual fixtures branch out from the slender central trunk of Aldo Bernardi’s copper and brass Civetta Chandelier, ensuring bright light in even the most spacious areas.

Handmade Art Textiles

Nomi Fabrics has released new additions to its signature collection of handmade art textiles. Inspired by classical Turkish, Ottoman, and Middle Eastern textiles, architecture and decorative arts, the latest indoor fabrics from Nomi feature delicately hand-painted motifs on 100% linen grounds. Like many of Nomi’s works, the artistry is evident in the subtle, gradual shifts in color and fine attention to detail that give each pattern added depth and emotion. Available in both standard and custom colorways.