The Albert Hadley Collection  


As one half of the storied design firm Parish-Hadley – Albert Hadley defined American interior style through creating inspiring spaces for everyone from Oscar de la Renta to Brooke Astor and Jackie Onassis. In early 2000, Hadley partnered with Harry Hinson to bring a collection of textiles and wallcoverings to life. Today, The House of Scalamandré is excited to share these designs with the interior design industry once again.

Albert Hadley
Portrait by Fernando Bengoechea, 2004, courtesy of Beateworks/Corbis.

One of the most celebrated designers of the 21st century, Albert Hadley, has left his indelible mark on the world of textiles and interiors. His combination of classic and transitional styles translates through coordinating textiles and wallcovering patterns, adored by all. These prints may be used as both drapery and upholstery weight fabrics when backed, allowing them to be versatile in use. Each item is beautifully hand printed with elements of bold colors and neutrals that play off of these timeless graphic patterns, and are still in demand after more than 20 years since originally designed.

Adding more flexibility to the collection, designs inspired by Hadley's Trixie and Fireworks have been interpreted as an embroidery, bold linen print and a durable vinyl grasscloth.

Trixie Group
Big Trixie, Star Power, Trixie and Big Trixie.

“Beige is atmosphere. It’s bisque, it’s ivory, it’s cream, it’s stone, it’s toast, it’s cappuccino. It’s well, it’s magic.”


    — Albert Hadley

Trixie
Photo: Tony Cenicola.

Trixie

TRIXIE
Albert Hadley's Trixie features one of his favorite design elements, the star. He often used star-shaped mirrors in his installations and was a fan of Moravian light fixtures. With this hand-printed wallcovering he had a focus on architecture and a touch of whimsy, playing with a small-scale combination of a graphic star and dot detail against plain ground. It's not a surprise to see Trixie used frequently on ceilings with its glowing, celestial nature.

Albert Hadley Pairings

Trixie


Trixie
Wallcovering: TRIXIE. Designer: Gregory Shano Interiors.



“Ceilings must always be considered. They are the most neglected surface in a room.”


    — Albert Hadley



BIG TRIXIE
Hadley's Trixie has been reinterpreted in a larger scale, featuring the same graphic stars and dots; however, this version is printed on a textured, type II vinyl, faux-grasscloth – which is perfect for a children’s room or any high traffic area of the home.

Albert Hadley Pairings

Big Trixie


Albert Hadley Pairings

Star Power


Star Power
STAR POWER
A nod to the iconic Trixie print, Star Power similarly features stars and dots but in a unique layout and larger scale that commands attention.






DONE STARGAZING?

Let’s check out an Albert Hadley showstopper!




The House of Scalamandré is proud to share one of the most iconic prints of the past three decades…









FIREWORKS



Fireworks
FIREWORKS
Albert Hadley’s Fireworks design is an energetic, allover pattern featuring graphic bursts of color. Offered in an easy-to-use palette available in both fabric and wallcovering variations.

Albert Hadley Pairings

Fireworks




Fireworks
Fireworks

Wallcovering: FIREWORKS. Roman Shade: DASH & DOT. Chair Upholstery: ISLAND TRELLIS. Pillows: ISLAND TRELLIS and TORINO VELVET. Banquette Upholstery: GLOW. Floorcovering: IRVINE.

Firefly
FIREFLY
The Hadley inspired design, Firefly, is an embroidered linen fabric featuring bursts of colorful dots gradated for a subtle ombre effect. The embroidery yarn creates shimmer and changes color with movement and light.

Albert Hadley Pairings

Firefly






Van
VAN
The influence Van Day Truex had on American interior design has been profound, and has been seen and felt for decades, into present day. Truex is often credited with making the Parsons School of Design the most important school for interior design in America, in the mid-20th century, and long-held the very influential position as Design Director of Tiffany & Co. As an homage to Truex, Hadley named this modernized small dot pattern after his dear friend. Available for a limited time in both fabric and wallcovering.

Van
Courtesy of The New York School of Interior Design.


“No one influenced American interior design more than Van Day Truex!”


    — Albert Hadley



Albert Hadley Pairings

Van


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Red from Scalamandre Russell
Russell
Albert Hadley collaborated with Harry Hinson in 2001 where they designed Russell, a more traditional pattern for the collection.

Photo Courtesy of Clinton Smith.

"Hinson’s Russell design by Albert Hadley is simply timeless. It’s perfectly suited for either a cosmopolitan suite or a country cottage, where I used it in a bedroom. Whether you incorporate it sparingly, or go my route and wrap a room in it, the pattern’s versatility, charm and grace—and scale!—make it a modern classic." Clinton Smith – Designer, Editor & Author

“Albert Hadley’s rooms are not only master classes in decorating, but they show you how to live a well-lived life, bridging the best of old and new. Hinson’s fabrics do the same. They nod to the past, but with an eye to the future.”


    — Clinton Smith       designer, editor & author



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