EISENHOWER FAILLE | Emerald Orange to create The New Yorker

to create The New Yorker Seasonal Covers

Mary McDonald was inspired by 17th- and 18th-century garden follies when she imagined sand-colored Shell Grotto Panel B

This charming checkerboard pattern

Evoking the sumptuousness and soulfulness of a time-faded 16th-century kimono from Japan’s Imperial City

this stylized allover pattern brings rhythm and movement to any space

EISENHOWER FAILLE | Emerald Orange to create The New YorkerCreated in collaboration with designer Mark D. Sikes, Eisenhower Faille is a classic ottoman. A heavy weave with an elegant ribbed texture and subtle sheen, this handsome, hard wearing fabric is suitable for any upholstery application in both home and hospitality projects.