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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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Cobble HillPosted by Jana WeillNamed after a Brooklyn neighborhood famous for its preserved brownstones, row houses, and old cobblestone streets, Cobble Hill is a pleated textile whose pattern and texture re
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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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BlixenPosted 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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SuzaniPosted by Jana WeillSuzani is a traditional decorative textile typically woven in silk and cotton during the 19th century in Central Asia. The Donghia design team has captured this time-honored a
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QuadriPosted by Jana WeillQuadri, meaning squares, is a signature Romeo Gigli pattern found in men’s ties and vests. The hand and color saturation of this very heavy silk is a textile lover’
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SnappyPosted by Jana WeillJoining our other renowned whimsical jacquard fabrics, Snappy portrays a group of turtles swimming through the ocean. The weave of this textile is referred to as “loop-and
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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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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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TriffidPosted by Jana WeillWhat, you might ask, do giant man-eating plants from a classic Ô60s sci-fi novel have to do with Donghia textiles? Triffid, the textile, is a large-scale botanical pattern
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TherouxPosted 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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SuzaniPosted by Jana WeillSuzani is a traditional decorative textile typically woven in silk and cotton during the 19th century in Central Asia. The Donghia design team has captured this time-honored a
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SnappyPosted by Jana WeillJoining our other renowned whimsical jacquard fabrics, Snappy portrays a group of turtles swimming through the ocean. The weave of this textile is referred to as “loop-and
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QuadriPosted by Jana WeillQuadri, meaning squares, is a signature Romeo Gigli pattern found in men’s ties and vests. The hand and color saturation of this very heavy silk is a textile lover’
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NerudaPosted 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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LabyrinthPosted by Jana WeillTurning traditional damask motifs on their ear, Labyrinth gives an historic weaving technique a modern update while maintaining its sense of tradition. The labyrinthine motif w
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EmpressPosted by Jana WeillNamed after the great Empresses throughout time, this textile is certainly worthy of royalty. The Donghia design team researched the Rubelli archives to come up with this rich,
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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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Fisherman's WarpPosted by Jana WeillFisherman’s Warp, whose name is a pun on Fisherman’s Wharf and the warp and weft used to weave textiles, is the newest addition to our growing group of open-weave c
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