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SerengetiPosted 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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LimelightPosted by Jana WeillCircular knitted tape yarns create a unique pebble effect that absorbs and reflects light, creating an elegant sheen. Irregular twists and turns of the tape yarn give limelight
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LanaiPosted 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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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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IbizaPosted by Jana WeillIbiza is a unique weave of thick and thin shoelace yarns with a contrast stitch. Ibiza’s stitching is reminiscent of traditional Japanese fishermen’s coats woven in
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HanoiPosted by Jana WeillInspired by traditional Vietnamese embroideries, Hanoi weaves the tale of the Hill Tribe culture of southeast Asia. Sophisticated weaving techniques produce a hand embroidered
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GlacéPosted by Jana WeillGlacé’s texture is smooth and silken; its fine wool satin surface is flawless. Tailored and fitted on upholstery, Glacé gives the planes and curves of furniture
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GingerPosted by Jana WeillFred and Ginger, celebrated dance partners of the 1930’s, inspired the partnership of these luxury base cloths. Fred, a handsome epinglé, and Ginger, a lush silk. T
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FredPosted by Jana WeillFred and Ginger, celebrated dance partners of the 1930’s, inspired the partnership of these luxury base cloths. Fred, a handsome epinglé, and Ginger, a lush silk. T
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FleecePosted by Jana WeillFleece evokes thoughts of luxurious comfort; its charm is due to weaving with cotton bouclé in both the warp and weft. This nubby, dense fabric is lofty in weight and qual
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DylanPosted by Jana WeillDylan and Cydney are textile twins with different personalities. Dylan is solid, simple and understated. This luminous sateen is the perfect upholstery textile to update an a
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DurasPosted 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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DebutantePosted by Jana WeillThe full body and crisp hand of Debutante, a silk and linen taffeta, gives it a sumptuous look and feel, reminiscent of ball gown fabrics. Debutante exudes an easy elegance
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CummerbundPosted by Jana WeillCummerbund is a luxurious solid textile inspired by the cool icy ground of the Artic. Cummerbund was designed to coordinate with Tuxedo, however it is the perfect basecloth to
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CapriPosted by Jana WeillCapri is a most luxurious chenille, comprised of densely woven chenille yarns intertwined with a luminous boucle yarn, creating depth and texture with a classic hint of radianc
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CamelotPosted by Jana WeillInspired by the fine heathered wools of the Scottish Isles, Camelot is woven from the most exquisite wools available. Like a great haberdashery fabric, and in keeping with Ange
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AsaPosted by Jana WeillAsa, which is the Japanese word for linen, is a versatile basecloth, available in thirteen colorways. Asa has a sateen finish on its face giving it a subtle sheen when used as
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AntoinettePosted by Jana WeillNamed for Marie Antoinette, the extravagant wife of Louis XVI , Antoinette reflects the sensibilities by which the queen ruled French court life – theatrical, fanciful,
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AerialPosted by Jana WeillNamed for the view one would see while flying over rural terrain, Aerial mimics the panels of landscape by the subtle stitching found throughout its cloth ground. This elegant
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AbracadabraPosted by Jana WeillAbracadabra is silk shantung with a glowing warp that shines through the weft. Flipping the fabric over can create an instant border, as the reverse side is equally beautiful.
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