MARGARET SCHLOEMAN'S FOX CHASE

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Street Scenes Pillow

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Eustace Needlepoint Pillow

THE NEW YORKER CITY-VIEW COVERS

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GOOD DOGS EVERYWHERE

THE NEW YORKER SEASONAL COVERS

PASCAL CAMPION'S NEW YORK SKYLINE

JOANA AVILLEZ'S STREET SCENES

EDWARD STEED'S TOWERS OF FLOWERS

THE NEW YORKER

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Part of the New Yorker Collection, Margaret Schloeman's Fox Chase fabric was inspired by the artist's fabulous illustration for the magazine's November 7, 1931, cover. Lively and graphic, this medium-scale fox hunt pattern has a stylized Art Deco aesthetic that still looks modern today. Also available as a wallpaper.

This pillow features Joanna Avillez's Street Scenes by the New Yorker for Schumacher. Part of the New Yorker Collection, this charming fabric captures everything we love about the Big Apple—rats and all. A loose arrangement of whimsical urban vignettes illustrated with a quirky, stylized hand, Joana Avillez’s Street Scenes is a fun small-scale fabric design that makes an entertaining statement wherever it goes. Back of pillow is Langham High Performance Union in bluebell. Pillow includes a feather/down fill insert and hidden zipper closure.

This pillow features Joana Avillez's Street Scenes by the New Yorker for Schumacher. Part of the New Yorker Collection, this charming fabric captures everything we love about the Big Apple—rats and all. A loose arrangement of whimsical urban vignettes illustrated with a quirky, stylized hand, Joana Avillez’s Street Scenes is a fun small-scale fabric design that makes an entertaining statement wherever it goes. Back of pillow is Langham High Performance Union in scarlet. Pillow includes a feather/down fill insert and hidden zipper closure.

Created for the cover of the New Yorker’s premier issue, Rea Irvin’s 1925 portrait of Eustace Tilley, a fictional monocled dandy, has become an iconic character and the magazine’s mascot. Inspired by the original and subsequent versions by other illustrators, Christoph Niemann created the caricature that appears on the Eustace Tilley Pillow. Part of the New Yorker Collection, this graphic, whimsical accessory and witty conversation starter includes a feather/down-fill insert and hidden zipper closure.

We combed The New Yorker archive and hand-picked our favorite covers by 19 illustrators, including Arthur Getz, Charles E. Martin, Mark Ulriksen, and Ilonka Karasz, to create The New Yorker City-View Covers, a wonderful celebration of New York City. Part of The New Yorker Collection, this vibrant wallpaper design is an ingenious collage of 38 greatest hits and an homage to the magazine's creative talents. Also available as a traditional wallpaper.

Part of the New Yorker Collection, Good Dogs Everywhere is a delightful peel-and-stick wallpaper featuring beloved canines that have appeared in the magazine’s cartoons. A charming compilation of 26 pups, each rendered in a unique and expressive style by 17 illustrators, including George Booth, Roz Chast, Charles Barsotti, Liana Finck, and David Sipress, this fun small-scale pattern challenges you to find a favorite among them. Also available as a traditional wallpaper.

We combed The New Yorker archive and hand-picked our favorite covers by a dozen illustrators, including Edna Eicke, Ilonka Karasz, and Garrett Price, to create The New Yorker Seasonal Covers, a wonderful celebration of the seasons. Part of The New Yorker Collection, this vibrant wallpaper design is an ingenious collage of 41 greatest hits and an homage to the magazine's creative talents. Also available as a traditional wallpaper.

Illustrator Pascal Campion created new original artwork for this sublime, sweeping design. Part of the New Yorker Collection, Pascal Campion’s New York Skyline is a monumental four-panel wallpaper set rendered in an ethereal tonal palette. Accentuated by the interesting shadow effects of sunrise and sunset, this dramatic view of Manhattan makes a sophisticated, contemporary statement.

We combed The New Yorker archive and hand-picked our favorite covers by 12 illustrators, including Edna Eicke, Ilonka Karasz, and Garrett Price, to create The New Yorker Seasonal Covers, a wonderful celebration of the seasons. Part of The New Yorker Collection, this vibrant wallpaper design is an ingenious collage of 41 greatest hits and an homage to the magazine's creative talents. Also available as a peel-and-stick wallpaper.

Part of the New Yorker Collection, this charming peel-and-stick wallpaper captures everything we love about the Big Apple—rats and all. A loose arrangement of whimsical urban vignettes illustrated with a quirky, stylized hand, Joana Avillez’s Street Scenes  is a fun small-scale design that makes an entertaining statement wherever it goes. Also available as a fabric.

We combed The New Yorker archive and hand-picked our favorite covers by a dozen illustrators, including Arthur Getz, Charles E. Martin, Mark Ulriksen, and Ilonka Karasz, to create The New Yorker City-View Covers, a wonderful celebration of New York City. Part of The New Yorker Collection, this vibrant wallpaper design is an ingenious collage of 41 greatest hits and an homage to the magazine's creative talents. Also available as a peel-and-stick wallpaper.

Part of the New Yorker Collection, Margaret Schloeman's Fox Chase wallpaper was inspired by the artist's fabulous illustration for the magazine's November 7, 1931, cover. Lively and graphic, this medium-scale fox hunt pattern has a stylized Art Deco aesthetic that still looks modern today. Also available as a fabric.

Part of the New Yorker Collection, Edward Steed’s Towers of Flowers is a playful take on a familiar form. Based on newly created original artwork, this wallpaper features a large-scale floral stripe intricately detailed with whimsical flowers and grinning faces. It’s a fun and fantastical conversation piece that invites one to take a closer look.