We celebrate master craftsmanship and timeless great design.
We celebrate master craftsmanship and timeless great design.
This fabric is digitally printed. Our printing process reduces waste by allowing us to print to-order.
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Our custom-made pillows have a hidden zipper closure along one side. This makes the pillow more versatile than a traditional envelope-closure, because either side can be used as the front. The case is easily removable for cleaning. The size indicated is the size of the case. Our fluffy pillow insert is a down feather blend and is intentionally an inch or two larger than the case for maximum puffiness.
This subtle monotone print creates an illusion of texture. It is inspired by the archives of Taroni Disegni, textile house of Como, Italy in the 1970s.
The source document of this design is from a series of texture burnishings, where the art is created by rubbing charcoal over a textured surface.
The Taroni family silk mills in Como were renowned worldwide for their famous "Made in Italy" beauty & quality.
Taroni Disegni archives include print artworks as well as patterns for jacquard looms, all plotted by-hand by master craftspeople.
You could say Giorgio Taroni was born to be a textile designer. His family ran one of Como’s largest silk mills for generations. They say he showed a knack for drawing even as a boy. After studying at French & Swiss design houses, he returned to Como to open his own atelier, Taroni Disegni. His work was an overnight success and was used by Valentino and Oscar de la Renta. Giorgio traveled to New York so often, he considered the glamorous Algonquin Hotel in Manhattan as his second home.
This fabric design is inspired by a series of texture burnishings, where the art is created by rubbing charcoal over a textured surface, rather than by drawing. The effect of this faux texture is that of endless sand fabric dunes–or endless ocean fabric waves, depending on your view. Maybe “The Mirage” would be a better title, for its ability to appear as either sand or water. The Italian name for mirages, “Fata Morgana” comes from King Arthur’s half-sister Morgan the Fairy, who was said to trick sailors in the Strait of Messina with mirage illusions of land.
This fabric is digitally printed. Our printing process reduces waste by allowing us to print to-order.
| Inspired by the Archives Of | Taroni Disegni of Como, Italy |
| Contents | Pillowcover is Linen Blend: 55% Linen, 45% Cotton, Pre-shrunk Pillow Insert is Down-feather Blend |
| Repeat | The placement of the pattern on pillow will vary from the image here. Each is unique. |
| Lead Time | 5 Weeks + Shipping |
| Made In | USA |
