Scalamandré’s Tigre and Old World Weaver’s Tiger lines are distinguished by their stunning and timeless tiger motif, a classic and bold pattern that has been an integral part of The House of Scalamandré’s heritage. The long-standing Scalamandré icon, Tigre-Silk was introduced in the 1960's by Franco Scalamandré at the same time Iris Apfel was introducing Tiger-Silk to Old World Weavers. The designs feature both single and double spine patterns available in silk, viscose, and wallcoverings. The designs exudes a sense of opulence and grandeur, and over the years they have become an enduring symbol of classic luxury.

Albert Hadley, one of the most celebrated designers of the 21st century, 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. TRIXIE and FIREWORKS are 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.

Designed by Harry Hinson in the early 1970s, SPATTER features layers of screen-printed spots designed to look like spots of paint. Energetic and fun, this signature fabric and wallcovering is available a in range of multi-hued colorways.

TRIXIE, FIREWORKS, SPATTER, and JAMBOREE are available as coordinating fabric, pillows and lampshades.

Some would say this motif is an incredibly well-traveled design, with its extremely intricate origin story. From its storied history dating back to the early 1940s when Lucile and Remy Chatain Sr. asked Albert Stockdale to render the now famous banana leaf motif, to when Hollywood decorator Don Loper featured it in one of America's most iconic hotels, all the way to Lady Gaga's New York City apartment; no matter what, the design has always been adored.

Raphael, one of our most beloved and popular wallcoverings, is inspired by the lush treetops of Central Park and antique tapestries, Raphael’s stylized leaves and soft colors bring serenity and enchantment to wherever it is featured. Explore our wide range of color combinations, as well as our Central Park printed fabric and pillow offerings.

Marly is inspired by the tapestries “verdure” of the period and named after Louis XIV’s preferred castle located near Paris. The landscape architect for Château de Marly had created paths through the woods lined by trellis’ in order to contain the exuberance of the robust trees that filled the grounds. Pulling inspiration from these wonderful woods and tapestries of the time, Colony created the beloved Marly design.

Considered America’s first decorator, Elsie de Wolfe started decorating in 1905 and built an impressive career as a trusted tastemaker, surrounding herself with beauty and paving the way for generations to come. Our iconic Scalamandré fern print celebrates her love of leafy botanicals, featuring various layered ferns and romanticized roots on top of a solid ground; suitable for outdoor use. Tasteful whimsy results in a design that will be remembered, and a cornerstone in Elsie de Wolfe’s aesthetic.