Monthly Archives: November 2018

Lacefield Designs, founded by Beth Lacefield, is an artisan design house and manufacturer based in Atlanta. The company creates textiles and pillows inspired by human spirit, nature, relics and culture. Since 1996, the Lacefield Design Team has layered life experiences into its work, hand crafting exquisitely detailed products that enrich living spaces. Via-Lacefield Designs

Beth Lacefield Atlanta based artist and textile designer, is known for her globally inspired aesthetic. As a collector of all manner of things – from vintage textiles, beads, shells, rusty hardware, design books and French manuscripts – Beth is constantly inspired by the world around her.

Design begins by hand and takes shape through various mediums: painting, pen and ink, block printing, paper and scissors. From design to printing, all textiles and pillows are Made in the U.S.A. and feature the detailed artisanship of Lacefield’s Design Team. Details are a hallmark of Lacefield Designs. Every element and component of a Lacefield product are considered. Tassels, tapes and trims are hand designed and embellish the fronts and gussets of pillows.

We have recently added a large variety of Lacefield Designs to our shop! We are excited about teaming up with such a gorgeous brand and cannot wait to share this beautiful eclectic style with our customers. Shop Lacefield Designs today and much more @housefabric

We are so excited to bring in a grouping of Tilton Fenwick’s newest fabric collection, their second collaboration with Duralee. Tilton Fenwick is a boutique interior design firm that brings a fresh perspective to traditional aesthetics. Principal designers Anne Maxwell Foster and Suysel dePedro Cunningham embrace unexpected uses of colour and pattern in all of their interior and product design.

In 2014 the duo released their first fabric collection with Duralee, and it was a hit! In 2018, Tilton Fenwick was nominated to Elle Decor’s A List: “100+ of the Best Interior Designers in the World.”  In the same year, they launched their second collection of textiles for Robert Allen Duralee Group. They are known for their use of eclectic florals in design and textiles.

What are your picks for the most iconic patterns from the collection?
Anne: “Soldo (DE42674). We are known for our use of florals in our interiors as well as textiles. When we had the concept to add a snake to a floral this pattern became my favorite in the collection with this unique twist.” -Via Duralee

Soldo Mint Red 

Anne and Suysel got much of their inspiration from a trip to Portugal. They drew inspiration  from the countries distinct architecture, textiles, ceramics and the people. They mention having a meal at a tiny spot called Botaquim da Mouraria. They loved it so much the chef became their inspiration for the Florebela Pattern. Find more about their travels and many more of Duralee’s designers @ Duralee designers

Shop the rest of the new Tilton Fenwick with us today! @ Tilton Fenwick NYC Fabric