2009 Collection

Inspired by Appelanire, the fairy who has mastered the art of painting in La Fontaine's Songe de Vaux, this refined pattern emulates the style of Le Nôtre with classical ornamental style. Its geometrical design alternates with large and small motifs in the same tone.

In the spirit of the beautiful printed calicos of Provence, a sophisticated blend of stylized floral patterns brings to life the charm of a spacious Provence country house.

Calliopee was the muse of epic poetry, inspiring Homer's Iliad. Now Calliopee can inspire you with tone-on-tone foliage sprinkled with peonies on a celadon green background.

A stylized coral composition displaying natural tones, Coralie is a perfect complement to both Source and Ombelles. Available in beige or platinum.

A perfect study on a simple frame, Eoliane, features embroidered ribbons wending around a straight white bourdon border.  Available in blue, flax, green and pink.

This pattern features exuberant peonies blooming on a soft white background. Silhouetted on the reverse are white leaves with a delicate array of smaller peonies yet to bloom.

The delicate lightness of silhouetted fennel flowers rests against a soft mint background in a play of figures and proportions. Coordinating items feature the soft tones of the fennel flower on a crisp white background.

The château of Vaux le Vicomte is the inspiration for this cheerful array of multicolored wide and narrow stripes. Palatiane harmonizes well with Hortésie, and reflects the art of symmetry and perspective that makes Vaux le Vicomte surprisingly modern.

The freshness of an armful of wild blue flowers on a white field contrasts with the intensity of a blue monochrome background, reminiscent of the color famously used by French painter Yves Klein, finely striped in white.

The immaculate whiteness of an antique bed of fine percale, Serpentine is framed by a delicate cornflower blue frieze of small embroidered flowers.

One of the earliest signs of spring, these pussy willows loaded with pollen seem to await a fertile breeze. In contrast, a misty rain composes a multitude of circular waves that soften the graphic rhythm of the branches and of their reflection, in a play of clear and blurred images.

Taylor represents the impeccable style, meticulousness and finishing touches that are the hallmark of English tailors. Its characteristic stripes suggest a new version of luxury.

An architectural frieze in satin damask, Vulcain has the natural distinction of a timeless theme as well as refined finishing touches.