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Cabochon (shown here in the Mediterranean color) i Cabochon (shown here in the Mediterranean color) is a medium-scale diamond pattern, with an ingenious hand woven look. Bold yet sophisticated, this “gem” of a fabric is aptly named after gemstones that are carefully shaped and polished rather than faceted. Cabochon has 39% domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. This fabric is colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 100,000 double rubs. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Dutch box-sculptor Peter Gabrielse relocated to ru Dutch box-sculptor Peter Gabrielse relocated to rural Normandy, settling in this ancient manor house, the winter bedroom is painted a soft green reminiscent of a typical 18th-century palette. Photographer: Renee Frinking
Love the color and pattern inspo that can be found Love the color and pattern inspo that can be found at Palazzina Cinese in Palermo, Sicily. Photo by Miguel Flores Vianna
Named after the ancient practice of Espalier (show Named after the ancient practice of Espalier (shown here in the Mediterranean color) – training trees, shrubs, and woody vines for the production of fruit by pruning and tying branches in formal patterns to a frame – this intricate vertical stripe partners two overlapping patterns to great effect, resulting in a bountiful harvest one might say! Espalier has 39% domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. This fabric is colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 80,000 double rubs, Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Love the jewelry collection on display in J.J. Mar Love the jewelry collection on display in J.J. Martin’s Milan bathroom. Photo by Matthieu Salvaing
From top: Espalier, Parterre, Treillage and Caboch From top: Espalier, Parterre, Treillage and Cabochon, all the Mediterranean color and all partially woven with domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. These fabrics are colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Laundry room goals! This one is designed by Fairfa Laundry room goals! This one is designed by Fairfax Dorn Projects for the 2023 Kips Bay showhouse in NYC. PHOTO Nickolas Sargent
Designer Mark D. Sikes used a hand-painted wallpap Designer Mark D. Sikes used a hand-painted wallpaper to form a florid backdrop for a bone inlay mirror in this dreamy powder room. PHOTO Amy Neunsinger
The French art of treillage (shown here in Turquoi The French art of treillage (shown here in Turquoise) inspired the design of this horizontal stripe, alternating two latticework patterns in complementing colorways. The result: a beautifully complex woven that is an instant classic. Treillage has 51% domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. This fabric is colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 110,000 double rubs. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
This little store in Dresden is the “World’s M This little store in Dresden is the “World’s Most Beautiful Milk Shop,” an official title bestowed upon it by the Guinness Book of World Records. The beautiful Pfunds Molkerei dairy shop in its current form was built in 1891 and decorated with intricate ceramic tiles made by one of the oldest ceramic companies in Germany, Villeroy & Boch. Image via Annees de Pelerinage
Our NEW collection of high performance indoor/outd Our NEW collection of high performance indoor/outdoor textiles! From top: Treillage in Azure, Parterre in Turquoie and Azure, and Treillage in Turquoise. These fabrics are colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
LOVE the china cabinet in this dreamy Bahamian est LOVE the china cabinet in this dreamy Bahamian estate designed by Amanda Lindroth - the china pattern is British Colonial Tradewind by Lenox. Photo by Miguel Flores-Vianna, as seen in Veranda magazine.
Pillows on Treillage in Turquoise (left) and Azure Pillows on Treillage in Turquoise (left) and Azure (right). The French art of treillage inspired the design of this horizontal stripe, alternating two latticework patterns in complementing colorways. The result: a beautifully complex woven that is an instant classic. Treillage has 51% domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. This fabric is colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 110,000 double rubs. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Parterre (shown here in the Turquoise colorway) is Parterre (shown here in the Turquoise colorway) is a sophisticated small-scale check that takes its inspiration from the geometric patterns of formal French gardens: classically proportioned with a timeless appeal. Woven in 7 organic colorways to suit a wide variety of design vocabularies. Parterre has 35% domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. This fabric is colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
This Sea Island beach retreat was inspired by Cari This Sea Island beach retreat was inspired by Caribbean design - the foyer sets the tone for unforgettable vacations. Architecture by Stan Dixon, interior design by Kristen Blood of Kemble Interiors. Photography by Eric Piasecki, as seen in Architectural Digest.
A look inside the verdant the Beldi, a generous qu A look inside the verdant the Beldi, a generous quadruple aspect apartment in the heart of London's Shoreditch designed by husband-and-wife team Zoe Chan Eayrs and Merlin Eayrs. Photo by Toby Lewis Thomas, as seen in Wallpaper
A classic Gucci moment: Alessandro Michele riffs o A classic Gucci moment: Alessandro Michele riffs on The Eye of Time for the Spring 2016 collection.
This verdant pool house bar, with a mural painted This verdant pool house bar, with a mural painted by Frank Reijnen, is part of a stunning Tom Scheerer–designed Dallas estate - bravo! Photo by Francesco Lagnese, as seen in Frederic magazine.
Summer is not over yet! Parterre (shown here in th Summer is not over yet! Parterre (shown here in the Turquoise colorway) is a sophisticated small-scale check that takes its inspiration from the geometric patterns of formal French gardens: classically proportioned with a timeless appeal. Woven in 7 organic colorways to suit a wide variety of design vocabularies. Parterre has 35% domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. This fabric is colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
A collection of 18th and 19th century Lebrillo bow A collection of 18th and 19th century Lebrillo bowls, spotted at Authentic Provence - a must-visit store in West Palm Beach.
From top: Espalier, Treillage, Parterre and Caboch From top: Espalier, Treillage, Parterre and Cabochon, all the Turquoise color and all partially woven with domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. These fabrics are colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
For the design aficionado: Starring roles in I Am For the design aficionado: Starring roles in I Am Love and House of Gucci brought a new wave of recognition to Villa Necchi Campiglio, designe dby architect Piero Portaluppi and built in 1935 for sewing machine magnates. The veranda displays the home’s sharp geometry and lavish materials, its travertine floor decorated with intersecting bands of green marble. Photo by LORENZO PENNATI, as seen in Frederic magazine
Cabochon (shown here in the Turquoise color) is a Cabochon (shown here in the Turquoise color) is a medium-scale diamond pattern, with an ingenious hand woven look. Bold yet sophisticated, this “gem” of a fabric is aptly named after gemstones that are carefully shaped and polished rather than faceted. Cabochon has 39% domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. This fabric is colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 100,000 double rubs. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
A look at the dining room of La Mirande in Avignon A look at the dining room of La Mirande in Avignon, a five star, opulently decorated luxury hotel with a fascinating rich history, which began life as a palace and dates back to the 14th century. Photo via Rue Rodier
Set decorator and garden designer Ann Mollo has li Set decorator and garden designer Ann Mollo has lived in her west London home for over 50 years. It has become an eclectic treasure trove all designed with an exquisite eye. Photo by James McDonald, as seen in Cabana magazine
Love the intricate cloisonné pattern on this ant Love the intricate cloisonné pattern on this antique Chinese pilgrim flask... Image via the Khalili Collections
Named after the ancient practice of Espalier (show Named after the ancient practice of Espalier (shown here in the Turquoise color) – training trees, shrubs, and woody vines for the production of fruit by pruning and tying branches in formal patterns to a frame – this intricate vertical stripe partners two overlapping patterns to great effect, resulting in a bountiful harvest one might say! Espalier has 39% domestically sourced high-quality post-consumer content, made from recycled soda and water bottles. This fabric is colorfast and easy care/ washable, so think chic indoor/outdoor living spaces, stylish high-traffic areas, and eco-conscious kid and pet friendly rooms. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 80,000 double rubs, Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
The pool area at Villa Arniano in the Tuscan Hills The pool area at Villa Arniano in the Tuscan Hills is giving us all the late-summer vibes... Photo by Robyn Lea, as seen on the Rue Rodier blog
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