The Textile Eye - Report 10

Staying Power

What makes an iconic American design? Join us for a look at style-defining color and pattern, from historical companies established during the gilded age to mid-century masters to the cutting-edge designers defining the tastes of tomorrow. Three Q&As take us into the world of wallpaper. Profiles cover Lori Weitzner, the BADG designers involved in the Orejen for S. Harris collection, and the amazing Suzie Zuzek, the talent behind vintage Lilly Pulitzer.

Cover image: Ferrick Mason

Cover image: Ferrick Mason

 
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Spring Review: Maison et Objet & Paris Deco Off

A plethora of new introductions celebrated the return to January dates for Maison et Objet & Paris Deco Off. From Braquenié’s spectacular 200th-year collection to the unveiling of archival reissues at many companies, the remarkable power of reinvention was evident. Modern design also delivered excitement. From figurative and geometric to organic and subtle the important ideas are distilled into 10 themes. Our expanded color section details 17 palettes, shades, and treatments predominant at the shows. Interviews and a museum visit round out the report.

Paris in Spring
Paris in Spring

A comprehensive view of the influential Spring shows Maison et Objet and Déco off. The best of the season’s new offerings are curated into inspiring themes from understated luxury textures to exuberantly witty conversationals. Key colors are explored in easy-to-use palettes complete with HEX references. A dive into the world of French savoir-faire reveals stunning heirloom-quality products and deep family histories. Our exhibition report on Yves Saint-Laurent leaves you with an inspiring look at a brilliant design mind.

What’s Inside

Seven curated themes documenting new directions

Paris Color Report with analysis and color chips

Q&A’s with top practitioners of French savoir-faire, including straw marquetry, bespoke furniture, and classic bistro chairs

Profiles of several textile brands and artists detailing what makes their work uniquely French

An inspiring look at the Yves Saint-Laurent exhibitions that took over the museums of Paris

Report 8: Very Paris
Report 8: Very Paris

Longing to return to Paris to check out the new collections? Despite the shadow of COVID-19, creation and development have continued. Spring launches invite us to escape to getaway destinations ranging from nostalgic to fantastical, quirky to luxurious. An in-depth color report breaks down the palettes. Three profiles usher you into the best of the rug world, and we conclude with a look at couture lace, courtesy of the TexteilMuseum in the Netherlands.

Issue 5: Spring 2020, Maison et Objet + Paris Deco Off 2020
Issue 5: Spring 2020, Maison et Objet + Paris Deco Off 2020

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Issue 4: Winter 2019, Decorex 2019 + London showrooms & designers
Issue 4: Winter 2019, Decorex 2019 + London showrooms & designers

Current themes from Decorex International to showrooms from Chelsea Harbour and beyond, plus seven special profiles on London-based brands and bespoke designers and a look at this year’s Frieze London, including their special exhibit Woven.

Issue 1: Spring 2019, Maison et Objet 2019 + Paris Deco Off 2019
Issue 1: Spring 2019, Maison et Objet 2019 + Paris Deco Off 2019

Design themes and inspiring color palettes from the influential Paris January shows as well as a few in-depth museum visits, and a special interview with designer James Malone.