Toile de Jouy–inspired textiles depicting destinations from Lake Como to Nantucket can even be seen on our list of recent fabric trends ... drapery, and upholstery options are limitless ...

We’re talking about toile de Jouy, the classic 18th-century ... it’s natural that the fabric—used as wall coverings and upholstery—was, in its earliest days, home decor for aristocrats.

and Toile de Jouy-patterned wallpaper, plates, and matching clothes? How effortlessly chic. While the toile fabric originated in Europe, there have since been American riffs on the design.

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The popularity of Toile de Jouy has endured for more than 250 years ... the history of the development of this delicately decorative fabric is worth noting. When cotton arrived in France from ...

Duni Group is launching a new collection in partnership with the French heritage museum Musée de la Toile de Jouy. The collection merges French craftsmanship tradition with Scandinavian design ...

Surely a first for Toile de Jouy? “We like the idea of an upper-middle-class fabric being used to explore the darker underbelly of modern society. We’ve always had a dislike of the twee ...

Sheila Bridges’s Harlem Toile de Jouy wallpaper and designs are getting ... Beloved by Marie Antoinette and Joséphine Bonaparte, the fabric typically featured romantic pastoral scenes.

When Christian Dior opened his first store on 30 Avenue Montaigne in 1947, his close friend Christian Bérard advised him to decorate the small boudoir-boutique almost entirely in toile de Jouy fabric.

Duni Group is launching a new collection in partnership with the French heritage museum Musée de la Toile de Jouy. The collection merges French craftsmanship tradition with Scandinavian design, ...