TUMBLE WEED ÉPINGLÉ | Buttercup Ketley performance stripe

TUMBLE WEED ÉPINGLÉ | Buttercup Ketley performance stripeFor this reinterpretation of a traditional arboreal motif, Neisha Crosland distilled the intricate tree pattern on a 19th century Persian rug to its most elemental lines and geometric shapes. The result? A chic espalier design with angular branches that sprout sharp cornered leaves on a needlepoint like epingle. Also a wallcovering.

artisanal weaving technique

This velvet was named for Madeleine Castaing

A chic espalier design with angular branches that sprout sharp-cornered leaves on a matte

It’s a fabulous finishing touch that makes a lively statement

it's a fun companion for florals and stripes

This loose interpretation of an animal pattern delivers the aura of the exotic in a laidback linen cotton blend screen-printed by hand

this all-purpose tape is a back-to-basics accessory with broad

this ribbon-candy-esque stripe combines a sense of movement with tactile dimension

and pillows

Neisha Crosland looked to far-ranging influences—luscious tropical mangosteens

supremely usable graphic motif

This chintz pattern was famously used by designer Albert Hadley for his client Nancy Pyne