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Wildly ChicPosted by Jana WeillWildly Chic is a sumptuous Donghia base cloth in a rich array of burnt metallic tones. The fine silk yarn in the warp and the linen in the fill give this textile a unique “
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Vice VersaPosted by Jana WeillOne fabric – but what versatility! Woven of linen and cotton, Vice Versa provides alternate colors from face to reverse, making each colorway two textiles in one; such a
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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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SeabreezePosted by Jana WeillThe Playa Collection takes its name and inspiration from the motifs and elements of beach culture – saturated colors, vibrant stripes, and the luxury of the plushest beac
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PinataPosted 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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Mummy's WrapPosted by Jana WeillMummy’s Wrap, beautiful Belgian linen, mimics the traditional hand-loomed textiles of many artisan cultures, whereby fabrics are woven on small looms in strips and then s
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MujiPosted by Jana WeillMuji is a subtle tone-on-tone strié, which gives the textile added depth and color-play without a distinctive pattern or repeat. Muji is also contract-rated (45,000 double
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MudclothPosted by Jana WeillTypically a silk textile found in Chinese culture, Mudcloth has been a long time favorite of the Donghia Design Team. Mudcloth is now developed into a sturdy cotton suitable fo
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MarioPosted by Jana WeillWith tongue planted firmly in cheek, Donghia introduces Mario, named in honor of Mario Buatta, dubbed by the design press “the prince of chintz” in the 1980’s f
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Linen TerryPosted by Jana WeillLinen Terry has the touch and feel of the most plush linen towels. Its dry hand gives the face of the textile a natural, “unkempt” patina. Both contract rated and com
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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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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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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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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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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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