Looking at Leaflet
Bed curtains made with Leaflet, color Tobacco fabric. Linocut print above bed: Turkey Red, Ochre, photo by Alexandra Rowley
It’s strawberry season! Across North American meadows and woodlands, Virginia Strawberries, native wild strawberries with big flavor and small stature, are ripe. Plants that hug the ground, Virginia Strawberries feature loose clusters of delicate white flowers, sweet, ruby-colored berries, and trailing leaves. With oval contours and serrated edges, these small leaves inspired our pattern, Leaflet.
Leaflet is available in colors Leaf Green and Tobacco
Leaflet originated as a reduction linocut print, and is printed as a fabric in Pennsylvania on Belgian linen. We select linen grounds based on the sustainable properties of flax, a fiber that requires minimal pesticide and fertilizer inputs and no irrigation, and purchase them from a certified carbon-neutral Belgian mill.
L: Leaflet, Leaf Green fabric., R: Leaflet, Leaf Green 12" x 18" pillow (12" x 18" pillows are available upon request) and American Persimmon, Sunrise 20" x 20" pillow. Photos by Alexandra Rowley
A small-scale, coordinating pattern, Leaflet is available in colors Leaf Green and Tobacco. Custom colors are available upon request.
L: Leaflet, Tobacco as 12" x 18" pillow (12" x 18" pillows are available upon request) and Buffalo Poppy as 20" x 20" pillow. R: Leaflet, Tobacco fabric. Photos by Alexandra Rowley
With a supple yet crisp hand, Leaflet is an excellent candidate for light upholstery, drapery, and pillows. Our pillows are made using our Belgian linen fabrics which coordinate back to our wallpapers. Our standard pillows measure 20” x 20” and feature a knife edge construction, a zipper closure, and a synthetic down alternative insert. Custom pillow sizes and feather/down inserts are available upon request. Finely crafted in Pennsylvania, our pillows are made-to-order and have a two week lead time.
Photo by Alexandra Rowley
When strawberries are in season, it means that summer has arrived and my family’s annual sojourn to the Vermont home where the photographer, Alexandra Rowley, took the interiors photos in this newsletter is right around the corner. On that note, sending best wishes for a wonderful summer, from my family to yours.