This is a space for quiet details - selvedges, prints, textures and their hidden histories

A curated archive of textile histories, from 17th-century Indian chintz to 20th-century French jacquards. Each story explores fabric not just as material, but as a carrier of trade, craftsmanship, and cultural exchange. Discover the patterns, weaves, and printing traditions that shaped interiors and everyday life.

Posts tagged Designers Guild

An Eye for Colour, A Feel for Cloth

A painterly beginning and a quiet rebellion in cloth, this feature traces the roots of Tricia Guild’s early work with Designers Guild, from block-printed Indian cottons to bold floral textiles. It explores how her designs shaped a new language of interior design, one built on fragments, colour intuition, and tactile feeling.

Fabric StoriesTanya Joseph29 July 2025Tricia Guild, Designers Guild, interior design, colour theory, 1970s interiors, block printing, design icons, vintage fabricsComment

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