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The seductive patterns of Morocco, Spain and Portu The seductive patterns of Morocco, Spain and Portugal inspired this elegant yet bold design by Suzanne Tucker Home for Julia B. We christened it Tangiers – the exotic gateway between Africa and Europe. Smaller blue pillow by B Viz Design. Interior design by Suzanne Tucker/Tucker & Marks. Photo by Roger Davies.
Bed hangings in Corsica (in Indigo), a perfectly s Bed hangings in Corsica (in Indigo), a perfectly scaled print on a textural linen ground. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com. Photo by @rogerdaviesphotography for Veranda Magazine.
More architecture as textile inspo: the Basilica d More architecture as textile inspo: the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore and Giotto's Bell Tower in Florence.
A look at the incredible stair architecture inside A look at the incredible stair architecture inside the St-Entienne-du-Mont church in Paris, France PHOTO Rick Rosenshein
Obsessed with this capelet from the Schiaparelli F Obsessed with this capelet from the Schiaparelli Fall 2015 Couture Collection, what a great matelasse design! Photo: Vogue
Imaginative with inspired entomology, Criquet (sho Imaginative with inspired entomology, Criquet (shown here in the Coal colorway) features only the sweetest critters recreated from Suzanne’s personal textile collections. Stylish yet primitive, in a two-tone print on a distressed linen ground, the finished look was inspired by the vintage techniques of batik and wax resists. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Beautiful Paris apartment living in an Avenue Mont Beautiful Paris apartment living in an Avenue Montaigne home designed by French architect Joseph Dirand. Photo via The New York Times.
A look in the atelier of British couture and ready A look in the atelier of British couture and ready-to-wear label Ralph & Russo
The staircase at Musee Rodin, a favorite in Paris The staircase at Musee Rodin, a favorite in Paris for both the art and the architecture.
Penny, the Suzanne Tucker Home studio cat, is "hel Penny, the Suzanne Tucker Home studio cat, is "helping"...
A closer look at one of the children's outfits in A closer look at one of the children's outfits in Portrait of the Van der Dussen family, by Hendrik Cornelisz. van Vliet, 1640. What great textile inspo!
Inspired by the formal landscaping surrounding the Inspired by the formal landscaping surrounding the Taj Mahal as well as the Indian technique of hand block printing, Indienne (shown here in the Monsoon color) is a large scale print, featuring potted topiaries in a lush garden populated by strutting peacocks and lush blooms. Sketched in a loose watercolor technique and finished with a border on one side, Indienne is bold, timeless and ever so chic. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Once upon a time a thirteenth century fortress, a Once upon a time a thirteenth century fortress, a fifteenth century castle, and then an eighteenth century palatial château, Château de Gudanes in Verdun, France was then left abandoned and in ruins… Until in 2013, she was discovered by a West Australian family, the Waters, who have taken on the responsibility to awaken this sleeping beauty after years of neglect.
The Alcazaba fortress – the oldest part of the A The Alcazaba fortress – the oldest part of the Alhambra palace complex in Granada, Spain – inspired the complex geometric weave and antiqued surface of this unique chenille texture. Available in three earthy neutrals, Alcazaba is suitable for both drapery and upholstery. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 30,000 double rubs. Colors, from top: Golden Turmeric, Erath, and Whitewash. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
The graceful elegance and simplicity of the Voltai The graceful elegance and simplicity of the Voltaire mantel by Suzanne Tucker Home for Chesney's takes its cues from that transitional moment in the early 18th century when a new interest in comfort and a natural reaction against the formality of Louis IV Versailles caused decoration and furniture to become increasingly light and curvaceous. The Voltaire, with its canted legs and graceful scrolls, embodies an extremely versatile, classic yet contemporary design. Available in a myriad of stones in the original size as shown and a beautifully balanced smaller size. Photo by Annie Schlechter.
Kipling (shown here in the Olive colorway) is a sm Kipling (shown here in the Olive colorway) is a small geometric chenille weave: intricately constructed yet deceptively simple in look and luxurious in feel. The result: a perfect basic cloth available in 11 colors and suitable for a wide range of applications, from upholstery to drapery and accessories. Martindale Abrasion Count: 26,000 double rubs. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com.
Love the Moroccan-tiled backsplash in this timeles Love the Moroccan-tiled backsplash in this timeless bathroom designed by Wiseman & Gale.
An elegant grey blue door, illuminated only by win An elegant grey blue door, illuminated only by window light as it has been for several centuries at Le Petit Trianon, Marie Antoinette's hideaway at Versailles, just outside Paris, France.
The spectacular early 20th century country estate The spectacular early 20th century country estate on the San Francisco Peninsula, Filoli’s massive Georgian garden and expansive grounds include thousands of California live oaks and towering redwoods. The woodgrain of these majestic trees inspired this organically patterned linen damask, available in 5 natural hues (shown here: Wheat and Tobacco), suitable for drapery and upholstery – and reversible! Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Château de Valençay in France's Loire Valley i Château de Valençay in France's Loire Valley is a major French heritage destination, with a rich and singular history that started during the Renaissance with the Estampes family, before becoming the home of the illustrious Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, an unparalleled diplomat and minister to Napoleon. The château features an abundance of historical furnishings, as well as a large park spanning some 50 hectares, alternating between gardens and forests. It also played an important role during World War II, as a storehouse for works of art from the Louvre.
Pillows and upholstery in Vanessa, in the Honey co Pillows and upholstery in Vanessa, in the Honey colorway. A fabulous textural standby, Vanessa is especially unique in its luxurious construction. Woven with a complex fiber blend on a beautiful space dyed warp and a weft of pure linen and bamboo, Vanessa is a simple, elegant texture of the highest quality. A special finish adds softness, luster and suppleness to the hand, making this a durable “go-to” textile for any application. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 20,000 double rubs. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com. Photo by Edward Addeo.
Mid-19th century petticoat with amazing matelassé Mid-19th century petticoat with amazing matelassé detailing, probably American. Image via THE MET.
Architecture as textile inspiration: the columns a Architecture as textile inspiration: the columns and detailing of Saint Sulpice in Paris.
The design that started it all, Kismet (shown here The design that started it all, Kismet (shown here in the Bone color) is an elaborate multi-color embroidery that is a completely new take on the classic damask pattern, updated with lush botanical elements beautifully rendered in tonal colors. Kismet is available on both a light and dark 100% linen ground. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Detail of a Portrait by Franz Xaver Winterhalter - Detail of a Portrait by Franz Xaver Winterhalter - pearls, lace and fine linen.
Stunning neutral palette and a Breccia Viola count Stunning neutral palette and a Breccia Viola countertop for an Avenue Montaigne apartment designed by French architect Joseph Dirand. Photograph by Martin Morrell
Dreaming of Paris in the winter - and the lamppost Dreaming of Paris in the winter - and the lampposts at the Louvre, lined up like little soldiers...
The living room of this NYC apartment features art The living room of this NYC apartment features artwork by Oswaldo Vigas, flanked by window treatments in our Suzanne Tucker Home "Scheherazade" wool sheer in the Mist colorway. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com. Interior design by Suzanne Tucker/Tucker & Marks. Photo by Roger Davies.
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