The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Camellia Trellis is reimagined from an early 18th-century silk panel crafted in China for the French market. The original, now in The Met collection, is painted with delicate camellia and lotus flowers among blooming vines. Such drapeable silks, fashioned for diverse applications such as dresses, elegant fan leaves, and decorative screen panels, characterized the final phase of China’s ancient silk trade with the West.

Drawing its inspiration from an 18th-century French textile bearing a motif of fruiting and flowering branches, Persephone Print is a nod to The Met collection as well as our brand’s rich textile history. Recalling Pomegranate, an archival masterpiece produced by Scalamandré in 1976, Persephone Print features a luxurious portrayal of interwoven vines adorned with resplendent flora and lush greenery, harmoniously intertwined with bursting pomegranates, which symbolize abundance and authority.

Isadora is a botanical dream, exuding the spirit of a magnificent 19th-century French printed masterpiece. This exquisite print is adorned with fully blossomed peonies, infusing vitality and charm into every corner of your space. A faithful reincarnation of the original document, this pattern was meticulously resurrected from the cherished archives of Scalamandré, serving as a delightful homage to its illustrious heritage in collaboration with The Met.

Drawing inspiration from a floral textile produced in 1799 by the French manufactory Hartmann et Fils, Fleurs Tropicales presents an exuberant floral motif in four captivating colorways. Woven from the finest 100% linen, our textile exudes an air of refined opulence, making it the perfect choice for sumptuous draperies or luxurious pillows, that harmonize effortlessly with elegant interiors.

Drawing inspiration from an exquisite 18th-century French dalmatic, a wide-sleeved tunic worn as a liturgical vestment, Avignon Brocade lends a touch of spellbinding beauty to any space. This silk-blend textile boasts an enchanting brocaded landscape design, intricately woven in the age-old lampas construction. Available in three colorways, Avignon Brocade is an irresistible decoration that transforms any room into a sanctuary of timeless elegance.

Regis Velvet Damask is a luxurious, silk cut velvet inspired by a length of French furnishing velvet from the first quarter of the 18th century. We have amplified the regal damask pattern on the original fabric, now in The Met collection, with rich, plush piles resulting in a grand and decadent textile perfect for wall upholstery, drapery panels, and chair seats and backs.

Regis Velvet Damask is sold by the repeat to ensure the cutting of complete panel motifs.

Our Reine Embroidered Tape is inspired by an 18th-century fauteuil, or armchair, originally intended for Marie-Antoinette's grand cabinet intérieur at Versailles. The armchair boasts finely brocaded and appliquéd silk with botanical motifs.

Made with viscose embroidery on a cotton-satin tape, this floral decoration can add exquisite detail to the border of an upholstered ottoman or serve as a vertical element on Roman shades.

The Flamme Embroidered Tape is inspired by an 18th-century fauteuil, or armchair, originally intended for Marie-Antoinette's grand cabinet intérieur at Versailles. The armchair boasts finely brocaded and appliquéd silk with botanical motifs.

Based on the border of the armchair, this is a viscose-embroidered silk-and-cotton tape whose versatile and symmetrical design can be used in both traditional and contemporary environments.

Parlor Velvet is inspired by an 18th-century fauteuil, or armchair, originally intended for Marie-Antoinette's grand cabinet intérieur at Versailles. The armchair boasts finely brocaded and appliquéd silk with botanical motifs.

A cotton-and-viscose velvet, this fabric uses cut and uncut pile for both a shine and matte effect that adds depth to the structured pattern.