WOODPERRY | Sage 179360

WOODPERRY | Sage 179360Classic yet modern, Woodperry is an updated take on a botanical stripe. Woven in England, the natural linen ground gives this artful, leafy pattern subtlety and depth. Also available as a wallcovering.

First commissioned by architect Stanford White for the White House in 1902 and made world-famous when First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy introduced it to the nation during a televised tour of the Blue Room in 1962

multi-color floral print on textured paperweave

this pattern bears the designer's signature modernity

it’s ideal for pillows

Made of hand-dyed cotton yarns

Mood Ring in fontana features a large-scale grid of irregular concentric circles

Cardiff Tape is a classic basketweave with fine

this pattern's painterly motifs and mottled

in colorways that evoke burnished metallics

It's a unique

of-the-moment print inspired by an early 20th-century document

intricate jacquard weave structures