Nola Artic

A plush chenille made more sophisticated by a center matched linen stripe and a sisal colored geometric design. As color trends continue to warm- this sand and sisal palette fits right in.

On the Herzl collection, we moved away from tonal but continued with mixed body fabric textures. Here we have a low pile denim chenille on the outside and the soft texture on the inside. The accents bring in a Sedona color pallet that really allows for bold color to match any space. I like how all 3 of these accents look and feel handcrafted and one of a kind.

The key to a tonal palette is to layer different materials, textures, and scales, this is what keeps tonal from feeling boring or drab. Here we have a great “fusion-esq” texture on the outside paired back with a very soft high pile chenille. These work together to form unexpected sophistication. The accents here combine a heavy boucle texture with 2 watercolor cotton prints- you get both bold look and relaxed feel.