Croce
Croce’s showroom introduces six new fabric lines—B. Berger, Bailey & Griffin, Christopher Norman, Dogwood, Tyler Hall and Stout. Visit Croce and see all of the new lines and new designs from Travers too. Suite 619, 202.863.2291

Donghia
One of the most exciting new introductions, True Metals offers the bold, rich appeal of brass, copper and aluminum, elegantly translated for the interior. They are available as 12” by 12” tiles in Fiery Copper, Speckled Copper, Speckled Brass and Scoured Aluminum. Custom patterns and sizes are also available.
EDEN’s soft yet gutsy texture is accentuated by a simple and stylized painterly leaf pattern. Reminiscent of a comfortable beach towel, this playful indoor/outdoor bouclè will liberate you for a summer of fun in 13 fresh and sunny colorways from hydrangea teal to tulip pink. Suite 503, 202.479.2724

Duralee
Crisp, clean, classic. DURALEE has introduced Domino Prints, an exclusive collection of black and white patterns fit for any setting. Ogees, geometrics, dancing silhouettes and florals are revived in a daring, innovative movement towards bold design. Created for those seeking to make a graphic statement, the black and white color combination featured in Domino Prints remains simple, yet exciting. Suite 317, 202.646.1282

Ebanista
Continuously enriching its line with rare finds and unique additions, Ebanista is introducing Ebanista Estate Collection: a selection of exquisite antique pieces collected from around the world. From antique grandfather clocks, Italian bronze sculptures to 18th-century paintings, these timeless treasures complement the everlasting elegance of our interiors. Please visit Ebanista for more information. Suite 137, 202.484.5200

Edelman Leather
Edelman Leather Takes a Step Ahead – Introducing EDELMAN FURNITURE.
Edelman Leather introduces a full line of furniture in classic 20th-century style, available in 50 different textures. Suite 708, 202.488.1822

Edward Ferrell/Lewis Mittman
Lewis Mittman is pleased to showcase its stunning Signature Collection by Marshall Watson. Marshall, based in New York, brought wonderful attributes to this collection. First, a rigorous attention to line, scale, proportion and balance; second, the highest standards of quality materials and craftsmanship; and, third, a classicist’s love of restrained luxury. Please visit the newly renovated Edward Ferrell / Lewis Mittman showroom on the 2nd floor for a private viewing of this extraordinary collection. Suite 211, 202.646.0282

Fabricut
Stop by Fabricut and be wowed by their first Mount Vernon-licensed fabric collection. Featuring traditional yet whimsical and fresh patterns, this collection showcases classic Fabricut colors blended with the home’s signature palette. See the patterns inspired from the Mount Vernon archives and library–Martha Washington’s dresses, draperies, architectural fragments, including “America’s Home,” a multi-color stripe inspired by the Washington’s bedchamber at the Mount Vernon estate. Come see this truly inspired collection that captures the essence of Mount Vernon in current affordable fabrics translated by Fabricut for today’s consumer. Suite 221, 202.646.0815

Farrow & Ball
Farrow & Ball are delighted to announce the launch of their latest wallpaper collection, The Ranelagh Papers; an adaptation of an elegant neoclassical wallpaper design, featuring an architectural diamond trellis border with a delicate foliate motif. ‘The Ranelagh Papers’ are offered in 48 stunning one or two colour prints on complementary, contrasting or related tonal grounds. Suite 622, 202.479.6780

Fendi Casa
The Chalet, a round outdoor chair in a special synthetic fiber highly resistant to wear and bad weather especially designed for winter months. The cover is enriched by a precious mantle in lapin rex fur lined with cashmere. Also available in the “summer” version, OASI covered in a very soft toweling with Fendi logo, crocodile or zebra pattern and is particularly suitable for a yacht, a villa on the beach or a garden. Suite 610, 202.479.0990

Hinson & Company
Hinson & Company introduces the “Soft Geometry” fabric collection for spring 2007. Edgy, yet soft, varied of textured patterns are geometric in shape. “Byblos” is a bold diagonal; “Equinox,” a series of circles; “Morgan’s Cloth,” rounded eyelets; “Metropole,” a rectangular basketweave; “Raj Chenille,” an Imperial Tiger stripe. Hinson Soft Geometry a cutting-edge addition for spring 2007.

Hinson is sparking its premier Lighting Collection with the re-launch of the exquisitely designed Robsjohn-Gibbings Classic Square Marble Table Lamp. The Classic Square Marble Table Lamp was designed originally by T.H Robsjohn-Gibbings for George Hansen in 1952 at the pinnacle of his renowned, international career. Long a favorite of the famed Florence Knoll, the only lamp ever displayed in her Madison Avenue Showroom, the design is impeccable in its stunning simplicity. A sculptural square column, in white or black marble, stands 271/2” high and is 4” at its base. Less, typically is more, in Robsjohn-Gibbings’ design concept. His is the absolute understatement of elegance. It is one that continues to transcend time. It works…no matter when or where. Suite 410, 202.646.0260

Houlès
Say hello to spring with Houlès newest trimmings collection—Flora. This chic and affordable trim collection is just the thing to spruce up any room suffering from the winter blues. Flora is the latest addition to their Nico Décor collections—and it features two flaskinspired tiebacks, a cable tieback and classic three inch key tassel. Designed to update any interior—Flora is filled with rich color and mirrors color trends in the market. Rich purple, chocolate and cactus illustrates the depth and range of colorways available. Please stop by today and welcome spring with a touch of Flora! Suite 404, 202.488.1621

J.Asher Handmade &
Decorative Carpets
Atelier Lapchi at J.Asher provided carpets for the Singapore Embassy in Washington, DC. His Excellency Heng Chee Chan, Ambassador to the United States from Singapore, has chosen a Lapchi designed carpet for his new office. The design—Sahara—is a sophisticated tonal derivation from the Pangden or Tibetan Apron knotted in wool and silk. By favoring the more traditional aesthetic of the multi-coloured apron, this carpet utilizes a soft palate of cream, olive, maize and tyrian to coordinate with design elements featured throughout the Embassy. Suite 510, 202.646.1300

collection is oriented towards an ethnic-tribal mood. Plenty of animal skins and geometric Africana fill the repertoire, straddling modernist chic and retreat lodge styles. The feeling is exotic yet grounded, more Capetown than South Beach and more romantic than rugged. A good vacation in the sun can be a font of inspiration: the colors of nature intensify one’s perception, the fresh air clears the mind. So it’s no surprise that a trip to the island of Sardinia provided the spark for Lee Jofa’s latest house collection of fabrics, the Italian-named SARDEGNA. The collection channels a spirit of mid-century beach season glamour: think Babe Paley and CZ Guest in Palm Beach, or the Bahamian idylls of 1970’s-era David Hicks. (Not coincidentally, Sardinia’s major development as a jet-set holiday destination occurred in the 1950’s and 60’s.) Designs satisfy with a bold, clean graphic quality, in keeping with newer vogues for bright colors and patterns and fresh, sunny contrasts in decorating. Suite 518, 202.863.1300

Michael-Cleary
Dintiman Design makes dog-gone great fabric! Dintiman manufactures custom hand-woven and hand-dyed fabrics, from wonderfully soft chenilles to printed linens and silks. Drawing on many years of study and experience from Japan to New York, Robin Dintiman creates a collection of fabrics with unique quality, versatility and beauty. Suite 401, 202.488.9787

Odegard
Odegard’s Donja is now shown in rhubarb. Inspired by Japanese workers’ garments and blankets of the past, Stephanie Odegard introduces Sashiko, her collection of hand-knotted carpets. From the Japanese word meaning to make small stitches, the ancient craft of sashiko was born of the frugality and skill of the rural weaver. These one-of-a-kind textiles inspired the collection, which includes Donja, as shown. Suite 519, 202.484.5888

Pindler & Pindler
Pindler & Pindler is pleased to announce the addition of trim to their line. The Signature Exclusive Hearst Castle Trim Collection was designed to coordinate with their acclaimed Signature Exclusive Hearst Castle Fabric Collection. Thirteen patterns are being offered in 10 fashion-forward colorways. Pindler & Pindler, Inc. celebrates 60 years of excellence in 2007. Suite 520, 202.488.1805

Robert Allen | Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill Introduces Silk Hues III and IV. Transitional patterns in rich colors with radiant luster give silk a bold new sophistication. A palette of Russet, Caper, Adriatic and Blackberry complements contemporary geometrics, overscaled florals, chic stripes and unique textures in a range of scales. Silk Hues III and IV offers high style luxury for transitional interiors. Suite 623, 202.864.0404

Scalamandré
Creativity and nature go hand in hand. This is why Scalamandré is proud to present their spring 2007 collection “Cabinet de Curiosités.” Inspired by Albertus Sebus’s book of the same name, as well as Scalamandré’s treasure trove of archives, this collection encompasses the wonders of nature through fabric and wallpaper. Suite 740, 202.554.8860

Schumacher
This spring, Schumacher Classic is infused with a natural, botanical spirit, produced in freshly colored linen weaves and nature-inspired prints of lush leafy patterns and ornamental garden elements, exemplified by Chenonceau. Birds, butterflies, trees and flowers will delight in this monochromatic silhouette pattern adapted from an antique French textile. Soft shades of Aquamarine, Sage and Fawn give this design a quiet sophistication while the Charcoal colorway creates a bold statement, all on a luxuriously heavy 100 percent linen.
For spring 2007, Schumacher is pleased to introduce Schumacher Modern, a collection that builds on the company’s longstanding commitment to trend-setting design.This complementary collection of prints and wovens infuses natural leitmotifs with Asian elements, resulting in strikingly graphic yet versatile designs. A bold mix of color—from graphic black, grey, white and silver to rich persimmon and ruby shades—ties prints and solids together. Several linen sheers, executed in unusual materials and techniques, complete this exhilerating collection. For a closer look at Schumacher Modern—including Origami Scroll—please visit the Schumacher Showroom.
This collection of seating, tables, beds, case goods, mirrors and outdoor furniture is crafted from wicker, Seagrass, abaca rope and leather, as well as rattan and bamboo. With a history of more than 70 years of style and service, Walters proudly offers a wide assortment of both traditional and contemporary furniture in a variety of materials at competitive prices. Suite 523, 202.646.0610

Stark Carpet/
Old World Weavers
Spyra is hand-tufted flax carpet woven in your desired colors and sizes. Lustrous hand achieved using flax in this unique carpet. Both design and use of flax make this carpet a rare find.
Be swept away by tropical breezes with Canopee/Curacao a leafy, ombre-hued woven from Lelievre. A linen-like ground is the perfect counterpoint to the luxuriant woven pattern of silky leaves which reminds us of the undulating foliage of a tropical island. Suite 726, 202.484.4566