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Waxed Cotton Leno is an open weave. Great for a window treatment.
Boucle Leno is a classic leno weave. Loops of mohair give it a 3-dimensional look.
Intricate offers a lacy look without being too frou-frou.
Melange Tweed is warmly woolly. Cover a chair and have a skirt made to match.
Precisely looks to menswear for its inspiration. Great for pillows or on a sofa.
Great Fabrics from Maharam
Maraham is a textile company that’s been around for over a century. Their fabrics are used a lot in commercial projects, but there’s nothing industrial about their fabrics. They’re beautiful and innovative. Herman Miller uses them a lot. You can check out their website here. You have to be a professional to order anything. If you’re interested in anything you see on their site, email me!
In the meantime, here are some new fabrics that I especially like.
Oddly named AF96, this is one fabric fused to another.
Waxed Cotton Leno is an open weave. Great for a window treatment.
Boucle Leno is a classic leno weave. Loops of mohair give it a 3-dimensional look.
Intricate offers a lacy look without being too frou-frou.
Melange Tweed is warmly woolly. Cover a chair and have a skirt made to match.
Precisely looks to menswear for its inspiration. Great for pillows or on a sofa.
What’s your favorite?
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Posted by Jennifer on July 19th, 2011 at 8:57 am
Maraham is sold through the trade. Ask your local interior designer to get a quote for you. Or, I can get one for you. Email me at Jennifer Mitchell Design [at] gmail.com. It’s all one word. I’ve spaced it out to avoid spam. Talk to you soon!
hi there,
I noticed that you have the maharamas boucle leno textile on your site. I fell in love with that material when visiting the Woodstock Inn and Spa in Woodstock, VT. They had beautiful window coverings made from it. I have been wondering how to go about obtaining the fabric as well as pricing it out.
thanks so much,
Kara