JAMES STRIPE | Sky Couture this take on traditional chinoiserie

this take on traditional chinoiserie is a true showstopper

This interesting small-scale print layers nicely with other patterns and works equally well for upholstery

narrow strips of bacbac are beautifully braided to create an extraordinary textured and dimensional design on a rich

Peacock chintz in blush was inspired by an archival fabric and evokes the 1930s designs of John Fowler and Nancy Lancaster

mysterious quality of glazed ceramic and give this David Kaihoi–designed linen fabric in light neutral a surprising weight

JAMES STRIPE | Sky Couture this take on traditional chinoiserieJames Stripe in sky is not too casual and not too dressy, making it the perfect wide stripe. You'll find yourself turning to it again and again for both upholstery and window treatments.