Lee Jofa’s Linford Weaves collection.
Bassett McNab has unveiled its first fabric collection in 20 years. For the fall 2020 release of the Origins line, creative director Anne Hahn-Waddell has updated patterns and colorways in the 125-year-old company’s archives to bring reimagined chinoiseries, ikats and florals to life. Available at J. Lambeth. bassettmcnab.com; jlambeth.com
PATTERN PLAY
Lee Jofa’s Linford Weaves collection features seven jacquards in multiple colorways, including aqua (pictured). Patterns range from a stylized chevron, Elmley Weave, to Cambrose Weave, a modern twist on a classic flame stitch.
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OUT OF ASIA
Scalamandré’s Pacifica Collection takes inspiration from the traditional textiles of Indonesia and Japan. Pictured above: drapes in Satomi Hand Block Print, bench in Riva Moiré and pillows in Hana Embroidery and Risa Weave. scalamandre.com
AU NATUREL
Recycled cotton yarns are used to produce two of the three textured weaves in Romo’s Acara collection. One of these is Osumi, which comes in five calming colorways. romo.com
FLOWER POWER
Colefax and Fowler’s latest fabric and wallpaper collection embraces floral motifs. Greenacre depicts fan-like gingko leaves awash with winsome blossoms; Leaf Green (pictured above) is one of the pattern’s three available colorways. cowtan.com
Trim-maker Samuel & Sons and Perennials, a performance-textile house, have partnered to release the Terrace collection. Look for 11 borders, cords and fringes woven from Perennials all-weather yarns. Pictured above: Acacia Wood Bead Fringe. samuelandsons.com