MADELEINE VELVET

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CORAIL VELVET

MANDEVILLE TAPE

GUEPARD STRIPE VELVET

HUNTINGTON GARDENS

FLORENTINE VELVET

ANJOU STRIPE

Mandeville Embroidery

BAGATELLE

CAP FERRAT

CHATEAU SILK DAMASK

HEDGEROW TRELLIS INDOOR/OUTDOOR

RIBBON STRIPE

Directoire Tape

Tiger Palm Pillow

Anjou Stripe Pillow

PARC MONCEAU

Mandeville Pillow

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IONIC WEAVE

TIMOTHY CORRIGAN

This velvet was named for Madeleine Castaing, the iconic French decorator known for her love of leopard prints. Its small-scale spots and soft pile make it endlessly versatile.

A freeform coral pattern done up as a cut velvet strikes the perfect balance between classy and down to earth.

Inspired by Mandeville, a beloved Tim Corrigan Schumacher fabric, this trim's elegant, embroidered design adds sophistication and finesse to upholstery, pillows and window treatments.

A creative comingling of elegant stripes and lush flowers, this splendid print is as classic as they come. Printed on crisp, glazed linen, it's also available as a wallpaper.

A stylish melding of epingle leopard spots and wide velvet stripes, this stunning-but-sturdy upholstery-weight fabric adds a note of haute couture to a room.

Printed on crisp linen, this exquisite pattern is a romantic, painterly take on the classic tree of life motif.

An outdoor fabric that feels like linen, this stylish woven stands up to the wear and tear of family life. It is made of Sunbrella yarns and has a 5-year limited warranty.

Ooh la la! This exquisite, high-style cut velvet is just what you need when you want to add some oomph to a room.

Mandeville features widely spaced, embroidered stripes. The ground fabric is also available for versatile applications. Subtle variations are part of its inherent natural beauty.

Sophisticated yet relaxed, this tape makes a subtle statement. The stitching has a slight shimmer that catches the light.

A shimmering fabric with a floral pattern, Chateau Silk Damask epitomizes understated elegance. The weave has a puckered texture traditionally found in European hammered silks.

Cap Ferrat combines disparate motifs— arabesques, trelliswork and pineapples— into one pattern. Printed on a cotton-linen blend, this exuberant design has a sun-softened look.