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WarrenPosted by Jana WeillThe latest edition to Donghia’s figurative collection of textiles is the playful pattern Warren. This subtle and clever pocket weave construction depicts the silhouettes
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TammbaPosted by Jana WeillTammba is a sturdy tone-on-tone faux solid whose irregular looped stitching has the look and feel of a retro Donegal tweed. This beautiful basecloth is available in six colors
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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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ShinanoPosted by Jana WeillShinano is a harmonic medley of soft chenille and irregular fine-gauge stripes subtly sparked with delicate metallic strands. The subtle color combinations and contrast of matt
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RugosoPosted by Jana WeillThis puckered chenille texture has been linked to the textured look of smocked velvet. It is a warm, soft, cozy terrain in which to rest, cuddle or read the Sunday papers.
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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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MinoPosted by Jana WeillMino is luxurious chenille that has the exquisite, buttery hand of a linen or silk velvet that’s been worn with loving care. This solid is available in eight colors that
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MajorcaPosted by Jana WeillMajorca stands out as a splendid addition to Donghia’s great, basic luxury textures. The combination of chenille and boucle yarns, create the unique fractured texture of
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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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Kit KatPosted by Jana WeillKit Kat, named for its resemblance to the ridged candy bar of the same name, is a gutsy, tunnel-weave textile with a dry, matte hand. Kit Kat comes in a range of nine deep, sat
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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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HidaPosted by Jana WeillHida is like the magical “Joseph’s Coat of many colors.” It is richly tactile with multi-hued irregularly woven stripes that vary in texture, length, width, a
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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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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. Th
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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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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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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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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, t
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BizenPosted by Jana WeillBizen is as tightly woven as a fabric can get, yielding an innately structural, muted “plaid” effect. This subtle plaid motif is achieved through the weaving togeth
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