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ZambeziPosted by Jana WeillThe Totem Collection is Donghia’s first foray into the world of outdoor/indoor fabrics, woven from Sunbrella ® yarns. Inspired by the moods and rhythms of the plains
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TamalPosted by Jana WeillSpicy. Vibrant. Intense. Bright colors in a series of stripes, solids and patterns inspired by the textiles made by the people of Guatemala and Central America. The Fiesta Coll
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PonchoPosted by Jana WeillSpicy. Vibrant. Intense. Bright colors in a series of stripes, solids and patterns inspired by the textiles made by the people of Guatemala and Central America. The Fiesta Coll
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NairobiPosted by Jana WeillThe Totem Collection is Donghia’s first foray into the world of outdoor/indoor fabrics, woven from Sunbrella ® yarns. Inspired by the moods and rhythms of the plains
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MeruPosted by Jana WeillThe Totem Collection is Donghia’s first foray into the world of outdoor/indoor fabrics, woven from Sunbrella ® yarns. Inspired by the moods and rhythms of the plains
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MagnoliaPosted by Jana WeillA bold yet painterly statement, Magnolia looks like a modern interpretation of a Fortuny print, but upon closer inspection the intricate jacquard detail is apparent. Magnolia
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KimonoPosted by Jana WeillInspired by the delicate silks often used in the creation of traditional Japanese kimonos, our Kimono is a beautiful small-scale tonal jacquard. The pattern of Kimono is remini
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JulietPosted by Jana WeillDonghia’s Verona collection is inspired by William Shakespeare’s classic tale of star crossed lovers and clashing families, Romeo and Juliet, the sensual textile co
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IslamicaPosted by Jana WeillOriginally inspired by home furnishings’ textiles and trends, Romeo Gigli developed this exotic design in his signature colors with one of the oldest and finest mills in
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IntaglioPosted by Jana WeillIntaglio printing is a process by which a metal plate is “carved” with grooves that are filled with ink and used to create the image on paper through a pressure pre
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Indigo CollectionPosted by Jana WeillYumihama, Shikoku, Kurume and Matsuyama are all named for regions in Japan famous for indigo and kasuri production. They are original Donghia designs inspired by this Japanese
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FiesolePosted by Jana WeillNamed after the famed Etruscan hilltop town near Florence, Fiesole captures the beauty and richness of the artisanship of Renaissance Tuscany. The Donghia Design Team has creat
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CasinoPosted by Jana WeillCasino’s innovative color palette and almost frenetic movement conjures images of the heyday in Las Vegas of the 1940s, ‘50s, and ‘60s – you can almost
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BowlesPosted by Jana WeillThough inspired by traditional Moroccan designs, the Donghia textile team has created an updated and modernized collection with a modern edge and a universal appeal which moves
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Bora BoraPosted by Jana WeillBora Bora draws inspiration from the luxurious island resorts around the world. From the vibrant colors on the coast of Portofino, to the old world charm on the Amalfi Coast,
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Block Print CollectionPosted by Jana WeillExotic. Intricate. Sophisticated. Calling to mind the elaborate decoration and alluring patterns of the Indian subcontinent, each of the twelve patterns in this collection is h
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Big IslandPosted by Jana WeillLooking at the Aloha Collection, you can almost feel the breeze through the palm trees, smell the salty air, and taste your Pina Colada while lying in a chaise on a tropical be
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Basket CasePosted by Jana WeillAnother addition to our collection of world-renowned mohairs, Basket Case is a small-scale jacquard patterned 100% mohair in a huge array of interesting and modern colors, equa
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AngelinaPosted by Jana WeillAngelina is a beautiful paisley in the tradition of Indian couture embroidery. This all-over, tone-on-tone paisley pattern is embroidered by hand-guided machine on a heavy, han
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AmirahPosted by Jana WeillAmirah’s name comes from the Arab word for “Princess”, and was inspired by the Moorish patterns and architectural designs of North Africa; its motif of grillwor
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