New Arrivals

Inspired by the Indigenous Algonquin people of Eastern Canada, Algonquin is a finely crafted ticking stripe by Canadian designer Scott Yetman. With its small scale, rich texture, and simplicity, the design perfectly complements Scott’s collection. Influenced by the work of Agnes Martin, this design embodies a sense of primitive elegance. Now reimagined in high-performance fabric, Algonquin offers durability and versatility, making it suitable for both residential and commercial spaces. Ideal for upholstery, soft furnishings, and outdoor applications, Algonquin is a refined choice for those seeking a blend of style, function, and lasting performance. With its rich texture and design, this performance fabric enhances both modern and traditional interiors.

Often associated with the word "eternal," Asama is a sheer fabric that features irregular characterful stripes that perfectly complement Cloth’s drapery collection. Crafted at a carbon-neutral mill, it not only stands the test of time as a design but also contributes to a more enduring planet.

The Luxury Collection by Cloth Studio is all about understated opulence, a collection of pieces that are simple, not simplified, focusing on natural fibres, geometry, and the importance of texture. The collection introduces weaves titled Dodoma, Mawamba, and Kito, alongside our first-ever double-width sheers, Asama, Midori, and Imani.

Quiet luxury defines this collection. To quote American artist Frank Stella, 'What you see is what you see'—a refined blend of plains and stripes, crafted with the utmost care and designed to be felt and savoured.

The Luxury Collection by Cloth Studio is all about understated opulence, a collection of pieces that are simple, not simplified, focusing on natural fibres, geometry, and the importance of texture. The collection introduces weaves titled Dodoma, Mawamba, and Kito, alongside our first-ever double-width sheers, Asama, Midori, and Imani.

Quiet luxury defines this collection. To quote American artist Frank Stella, 'What you see is what you see'—a refined blend of plains and stripes, crafted with the utmost care and designed to be felt and savoured.

Crafted in Belgium at a third-generation weaving mill, Dodoma reflects a deep-rooted tradition of artistry and craftsmanship. With a combination of coarse texture and softness, this tactile design is perfectly suited for all upholstery needs.

In collaboration with Véronique de Soultrait, ‘Foliage’ is a hand-guided embroidery curtain-weight fabric on a cotton base cloth. A poetic pattern that embodies movement, ‘Foliage’ takes inspiration from Greek mythology, resembling a labyrinth-like design. The intricate spiral motif, a signature of Véronique’s work, reflects organic forms found in nature.

In collaboration with Veronique de Soultrait, 'Galaxie' is a hand-guided curtain-weight fabric on a cotton base cloth. The Galaxie design invites you to explore its mesmerising interplay of circular forms, reminiscent of the celestial orbits that captivate us in the night sky. Crafted with a sense of playful freedom, overlapping and intersecting shapes converge in an astral-inspired pattern. This geometric design blends printed and embroidered elements, resulting in a striking, intricate fabric that is both visually dynamic and unique.

In collaboration with Veronique de Soultrait, 'Happy flowers' is a hand-guided curtain-weight fabric on a cotton base cloth. A whimsical take on the palmetto motif, ‘Happy Flowers’ allows for creative flexibility with petals that can be rearranged in a variety of configurations. Véronique incorporates an array of repeats, ranging from geometric patterns to retro florals, evoking a playful spirit reminiscent of arranging dominoes. This design radiates vibrancy and joy, bringing a lively and dynamic energy to any space.