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The House of Scalamandré
CELEBRATE THE
YEAR OF THE
TIGER
According to the Chinese zodiac, 2022 is the Year of the Tiger! Honored at the second new moon following the Winter Solstice, which landed in February this year, the Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year, marks the end of winter and the start of warmer days. As we look ahead, this year is said to be a time of big change, risk-taking and adventure! Enthusiasm is in the air, the energy has been reset, and we can’t wait to see what the year will bring!
To mark this special year, enjoy a variety of our fierce, Tiger-focused designs and the details on what makes each one unique!

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Tiger - Silk - Handwoven
Single Spine – 26" Wide
As Marco Polo brought silk velvets to Italy from China, this classic silk velvet finds its roots in Venice, originally launched by Iris Apfel through Old World Weavers in the 1960’s. This work of art is still woven by hand in Venice today, otherwise known as the catalyst to our several beloved variations. With one spine and a narrow width very common for all handwoven fabrics, Tiger - Silk - Handwoven is a classic, luxurious Old World Weavers design.
Picture above: The 18th century loom with Tiger - Silk - Handwoven velvet.
TIGER - SILK
Single Spine - 50" Wide
Based on the popularity of the 26" wide Tiger, a 50" wide, machine woven silk velvet was created featuring a single center spine with an ombré reaching to the selvages. This version became so popular that we invested in a private loom to give priority to weaving the motif for Old World Weavers.
Chair Upholstery: TIGER - SILK.
Throw Pillow: TORRS with PLAZA TASSEL FRINGE.
Chair by Tomlinson.
TIGRE - SILK
Double Spine - 49.5" Wide
Introduced by Franco Scalamandré in the 1960's the long-standing Scalamandré icon, Tigre – Silk, makes a statement in both traditional and modern interiors. Tigre – Silk’s graphic tiger skin pattern features two spines within a woven ombré of color, allowing the design to layer beautifully in any space. This dense, luxurious silk velvet was first woven in Italy, however is currently made in the USA by expert weavers.
Tigre – Viscose
Reds & Black
Based on the long-standing Scalamandré classic, Tigre Viscose was introduced in 2013 as an alternative to the silk variation. Featuring the same tiger skin pattern, two spines within a woven ombré of color, Tigre Viscose is offered in a natural colorway as well as five bold, fashionable hues. This luxurious velvet makes for great statement seating or ACCENT PILLOWS!
Tigre – Viscose
Greens & BLACK
Pillow: Tigre.
Interior Designer: Summer Thornton.
Photography: Thomas Loof.
Featured In: Elle Decor.
TIGER LAO HAU II
Double Spine - 51" Wide
Tiger Lao Hau II, the Old World Weavers blue and green tiger is woven at the original mill in Venice. The ombré effect varies between Tigre, but the graphic sensibility remains the same, featuring two spines within a woven ombré of color which allows the design to layer beautifully in any space.
Throw Pillow: Tiger Lao Hau II.
Holiday House Soho - Interior Design: Harry Heissmann. Photo by Peter Rymwid.
Stool Upholstery: Tiger Lao Hau II.
Interior Design: Lila Malone Interiors. Photo by Julie Soefer.
Tigre Pockets
Scalamandré and Stubbs & Wootton join together to offer luxury footwear and accessories featuring our beloved and iconic designs. The Tigre Pockets feature our iconic Tigre velvet fabric with leather detailing, and come in coordinating colorways, Ivory, Gold & Black and Silver & Black, to accompany the Tigre slippers.
TIGRE MEDALLION BENCHES
The Medallion Benches are designed under Port 68’s Scalamandré Maison collection and are made from cast metal. The benches includes the signature Scalamandré Maison brass medallion coin. Available in single and double width with a black crackle with gold accent or antique gold finish. House of Scalamandré account holders can sign in to RED FROM SCALAMANDRÉ for trade pricing on the Medallion Benches.
SAFARI WEAVE
A classic tiger pattern gets an update in this weave, which interprets the animal skin design with an ikat-like technique. The fine silk warp gives it a subtle, glamorous sheen and an amazingly soft hand and drape that is ideal for curtains, decorative pillows and light upholstery uses.
TIGER TAPE - INDOOR/OUTDOOR
Bring a touch of tiger to any scheme with this transitional, patterned tape offered in soft shades of linen and sky blue, as well as deeper hues of charcoal and indigo. 100% Polyolefin featuring a water/stain repellant finish and is antimicrobial.
SIBERIAN TIGER
By moonlight and by daylight, the mystery and majesty of the stalking tiger is felt in this exotic retro cut velvet. Woven with the best Egyptian Mako cotton, the pile has the signature silkiness and softness so desirable in a velvet.
Drapery: FLURRY.
Pillows: SIBERIAN TIGER and
SWEATER.
Bench Upholstery: POLAR BEAR.
SIBERIAN TIGER ROUND JAR,
TABLE LAMP and
NARROW JAR.
Available on
RED FROM SCALAMANDRÉ.
ARCADIA MURAL
A large-scale scenic wallpaper mural inspired by exoticism & Animalia of the famed Garden Paradise of Arcadia. This design represents the world’s most beautiful panoramic garden scene through the use of exotic animals, florals and botanicals, and sublime greenery. Made in 8 panels and available to customize height upon request, this modern multicolored motif has layers and layers of intrigue.
Exotix
A collage of fruits, botanicals, and animals combine to create Exotix. Various animals coexist together in a playful pattern that’s equal parts enticing and unique. Incorporating a mix of colors and neutrals, Exotix makes a statement yet is easy to live with.
Interior Design: Burkle Creative.
CHINOISE EXOTIQUE
Based on an early 18th century French document, Chinoise Exotique is a grand design showcasing various interactions between Chinese figures, tropical botanicals, and exotic animals such as tigers, lions, cheetahs, and monkeys. This pattern is a classic example of the kinds of chinoiserie patterns developed for export to the European market in the early 1700s. These fabrics became so popular that France passed a law banning them from sale out of fear that they would collapse the French textile market.
CHINOISE EXOTIQUE NARROW JAR and
TABLE LAMP.
Available on
RED FROM SCALAMANDRÉ.