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2024 Color of the Year
Drawing inspiration from the 2024 PANTONE® Color of the Year, these soft hues of peach and complementary tones create a harmonious palette.
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View collectionAllison Eden Pop Art
An exclusive collaboration between award-winning New York-based mosaic artist Allison Eden and LebaTex, Pop Art is the first fabric collection for Allison Eden Studios. Inspired by original hand made glass mosaic art from Allison Eden, the Pop Art collection is fully customizable for print on fabric.
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Our collection of base cloths from LebaTex that are prepared for print; including upholstery, drapery and bedding options appropriate for commercial end use.
*100-Yard Minimum Order Quantity. MOQ does not apply to model room orders.
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View collectionEoA Group
About the Firm
EoA Group believes in taking Architecture and Design to the edge, in exploring and unifying the boundaries of all the design disciplines which shape our surroundings and populate our senses. EoA believe Landscape, Art and Architecture are meant to establish dialogues that are not only visual, tactile and generally sensorial, but also inextricably emotional. They aim to blur the conventional margins denoting interior and exterior spaces, to embrace literal and theoretical thresholds and apply them in a fluidly cinematic experience.
EoA Group offers a comprehensive approach to project ideation, design, and execution. Each project is unique, as is every client. Therefore the process is routinely adapted to specific situations – consistency lies in the delivery of projects which are exemplary, which not only realize but rather exceed clients’ programmatic needs and visionary expectations.
For more information, visit www.eoagroup.com.
About the Designer
Malcolm Berg is the founder, President and Design Director of EoA, Inc. Malcolm received his Master of Architecture degree from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, and his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, with Concentration in Architecture, from the Massachusetts College of Art. His strong visual arts background, paired with a Master’s thesis which eroded thresholds between architecture and landscape, developed into a strong career in experiential design. To that end, Resort Hospitality design emerged as a distilled medium to bring Architecture, Landscape and Interior Design into one experiential discipline. His focus on design is unequivocally about the narrative, about the human element – about the intimate relationship people have with their environment.
Pattern Inspiration
"The inspiration for the Stratify design is quite earthy. It is an ode to our love for landscape design and its relationship with architecture. We focused on topography, on what lies beneath - we were intrigued by the incredible stratification in the layers of the earth."
View collectionFaux Leather
Designed as a cost-effective, durable alternative to leather, these coated fabrics perform in a wide range of commercial settings. With both polyurethane, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and silicone options, there is an attractive selection of well-designed fabrics for hospitality, healthcare, education, marine and automotive.
All of these fabrics meet or exceed ACT standards for commercial end use.
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About the Firm
Grounded in the belief that great design is the result of asking the right questions and truly listening to the answers, Baskervill is a multi-disciplinary design firm serving clients from hospitality and healthcare to education, workspace, mixed-use, manufacturing & logistics, and beyond. Founded in 1897, today Baskervill is one of the nation’s oldest continually operating architectural firms — while a sense of history grounds us, it’s the idea that design can solve the challenges of the future that keeps us inspired.
For more information, visit www.baskervill.com
About the Designer
Gary Inman is an internationally recognized, award-winning interior designer, author, and public speaker. His work has been published in The Washington Post, Traditional Home, Verandah, Elle Décor, House Beautiful, Hotel Design, Boutique Design and many others. He is Vice President of Hospitality with Baskervill, an International Hospitality Giant, serving four-star and five-star luxury hotels and resorts for 122 years. Baskervill is currently working in 44 states and 5 countries from their offices in Richmond, Washington DC, and Orlando, Florida.
Gary’s design métier has included handbags, women’s evening wear, fabrics, lighting, rugs, glass and furniture including his acclaimed collections for Moore Councill and Jonathan Charles. Gary is a High Point Market Style Spotter and is internationally recognized at a Trend Expert. He is editor of The Art of Fine Living, and is a popular guest on TV programs such as Design Tourist, the Design Network, Editor-at-Large, A&E’s America’s Castles, PBS’s Monument and Mansions, and on numerous podcasts. He is a board member of the Bienenstock Furniture Library, a member of the jury for the prestigious Pinnacle Awards, and sits on the Advisory Board for High Point University.
Pattern Inspiration
Chloé was inspired by my last visit to Paris and my large collection of Hermes silk scarves. I wanted to explore my favorite geometries, namely octagons, ovals and circles as well as capture the essence of equestrian chic in bold colors that can animate a room. I shared the prototype with a current client and they loved the design for their luxury suites.
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About the Firm
HDB Design Group is a full-service interior design and purchasing firm specializing in hospitality design with projects reaching as far North as Alaska and as far South as the Keys. Our team has worked together for close to two decades – we are family. Every member of HDB brings a special talent to each project to assure everything runs smoothly and our clients are delighted with the final project. For more information, visit www.hdbdesigngroup.com.
About the Designers
Tammie Beer, Co-Founder and President
Tammie Beer graduated from Florida State University with a BS in Interior Design. She has worked in the exciting world of Hospitality Design for over 18 years. Tammie is an innovative designer who searches for ways to use new and unique products to enhance a design. As co-founder and President of HDB she is adamant that everyone in the office has the tools and resources they need to be the best they can be for every project.
Daina De Angelo, Co-Founder and Vice President
Daina De Angelo graduated from New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury, NY with a BFA in Interior Design in 1981. She enjoyed many years working in NYC before moving to Florida where she joined Wm. B. Dodson, Inc. During the next twenty plus years, Daina’s talents were instrumental in completing countless successful projects on all levels. As co-founder and Vice President of HDB she is dedicated to the success of each project and team member.
Pattern Inspiration
We wanted to create a pattern with multiple layers. The pattern inspiration came from nature and geometric designs seen on structures in our area and abroad. The LebaTex design team captured this concept with the pattern’s detailed organic design with pops of color and a neutral geometric overlay.
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View collectionJ/Brice Design
About the Firm
Founded in 1989, JBrice Design is a global design firm having directed projects in excess of $5 Billion USD. We have consistently ranked among the leading interior design firms worldwide, specializing in interiors for the hospitality industry with concertation in luxury resort and iconic properties in the Middle East. Recently we were Named Top Interior Design Firm of The Year by NEWH, Best Multi-Discipline Architecture Practice by BUILD Interior Design Awards, Leading Designers Award by LUXlife, and Boston Voyager honored J/Brice Design as one of its Most Inspiring Stories. JBrice proudly counts among its clients 2 royal families, 3 heads of state and all leading USA based Hotel Groups. For more information, visit www.jbricedesign.com
About the Designer
Jeff grew up in New York and graduated from Brandeis University with continued studies at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design. He is a frequent guest lecturer throughout the Europe and North America and the Middle East, where he was the first American named keynote speaker of The Kingdom Hotel Expansion World Summit in Riyadh, KSA. He is a contributing editor too several industry publications, and at 36 was named one of Boston's 12 Most Influential People. Jeff’s Academic associations include being on the Board of Advisers at the Prestigious New York School of Interior Design, a Visiting Critic at The Boston Architectural Center and The Rhode Island School of Design. He has been called upon to be a Judge for the annual Hotel World Platinum Circle Awards and for The Boutique Design Global Hotel Design Awards.
Years ago he coined the phrase "Cultural Spy" to define its approach to the design process, calling for redefining hotel design as hotel fashion to emphasize a guest-centric rather than property-centric philosophy to branding. Largely embraced by the industry, this results in interiors that resonate with the attitudes and mores of the current marketplace, impart a memorable guest experiences, build brand equity and contribute directly to profits.
Pattern Inspiration
I have always been inspired by the timelessness of the hounds tooth pattern, which dates back to 350 BC and has been a vital part of the design lexicon ever since, still appearing in high fashion collections to this day. Playing with scale and infusing this iconic pattern with my trademark color sensibility was a real pleasure, taking inspiration from the seaside landscape where I relax most often.
View collectionJacki Arena
About the Firm
With more than 85 hospitality projects, JAI is a leader in the hospitality design industry. Jacki Arena leads a well-rounded team of individuals that offer decades of experience in specialized areas of design, such as architectural design, furniture procurement, and artistry. She also believes in a mentorship business model that allows her team to influence up-and-coming interior designers. JAI is committed to designing spaces that make an impact in the lives of all who experience them. She feels that telling a human story through the design of a space is essential to creating Design that Makes a Difference.
For more information, visit www.jackiarenainteriors.com
About the Designer
Jacki Arena is a Florida Licensed Interior Designer and the founder of Jacki Arena Interiors, Inc. She holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Interior Design from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Florida and has been an influential member of the hospitality industry since 1992. While working at the Boca Raton Resort and Club during art school, she discovered her desire to design luxury experiences in the hospitality industry. She began researching the connection between hospitality spaces and human emotions. She studied people as much as she studied design. Working as in-house designer for Extended Stay America developing prototypes and then as a designer for Sandals Resorts provided her with well-rounded experience ranging from business hotels to luxury resorts which were building blocks in the foundation of her design principles.
Pattern Inspiration
Born and raised in Wisconsin, I was truly impacted when I saw my first palm tree in person. I loved how it made me feel and I wanted to live where I could be surrounded by palms. I have always believed nature is the purest form of beauty and a great design includes the perfect balance of organic and geometric elements. Here I combined the palm leaf I love so much with a classic chevron pattern and threw in a bit of camo, because after all, who doesn’t love camo! To “flourish like a palm tree” means to stand tall and to live long.
View collectionJeffrey Beers
About the Firm
Jeffrey Beers International (JBI) is an award-winning design studio with an extensive portfolio of projects spanning a variety of categories. Combining an artist’s sense of craft and exploration with a nuanced understanding of the client’s vision, the firm’s timeless approach to design creates vibrant spaces uniquely informed by the firm’s strong foundation in hospitality. For more information, visit www.jeffreybeers.com.
About the Designer
Jeffrey Beers is Founder and CEO of Jeffrey Beers International (JBI). Beers has built a stellar career on creating distinctive and visionary spaces recognized for their lasting appeal. While an architecture student at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), Jeffrey Beers studied with renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly. After graduating, Beers traveled to Brazil on a Fulbright scholarship and worked in the office of legendary architect Oscar Niemeyer. Upon returning to New York, Beers accepted a position as a Project Architect with I.M. Pei & Partners, where he managed hotel and entertainment properties throughout the world. In 1986, he founded his own firm, Jeffrey Beers International.
Pattern Inspiration
The pattern is a tribute to Jeffrey’s upbringing in New York City and the inspiration he takes from the city’s architecture and planning. Specifically, the city’s metal fire escapes against its brick buildings drove the pattern’s geometric pattern and texture.
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Lacquercraft Selections at HD Expo
A curated collection of LebaTex fabrics used at the Lacquercraft booth at HD Expo.
View collectionLebatex Fabrics
LebaTex is a distinctive textile supplier offering a unique mix of style and performance to the interior design community.
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LebaTex Products
View collectionM.O.D. Library
Welcome to the M.O.D. Pattern Library.
Check out our selection of designs and designer collaborations.
MatchLine Design Group
About the Firm
Since 2009, MatchLine Design Group's award-winning interior design solutions have transformed hotels, resorts, spas, corporate offices, multifamily properties and active adult living facilities located throughout the country into timeless interior environments. MatchLine Design Group is also a proud WBENC-Certified Women's Business Enterprise.
MatchLine Design Group works closely with architects, builders and contractors on both small and large scale new construction or renovation projects to ensure quality workmanship and a strong attention to detail. For more information, visit www.matchlinedesign.com.
About the Designers
Lesley Hughes Wyman, Principal, RID, ASID, IIDA, NEWH
As a registered interior designer, Lesley brings over 18 years of industry experience to her role as a co-founding principal of MatchLine Design Group. Prior to joining forces with her long-time friend and business partner Tamara Ainsworth in 2009, she held various design roles at renowned firms, which allowed her to refine her craft. Lesley has overseen the completion of a number of notable projects including The Lodge of Four Seasons at Lake Ozark; Comanche Red River Casino Hotel, Taj Blue Diamond Resort, DoubleTree Atlanta, over 15 new-construction Embassy Suites and multiple Hilton and Marriott properties. She holds a degree in interior design from Texas State University and her professional affiliations include IIDA, ASID and NEWH for which she has served in various leadership and committee roles.
Tamara Ainsworth, Principal, RID, ASID, NEWH
Tamara is a co-founding principal of MatchLine Design Group and registered interior designer with over 16 years of industry experience. She began her design career in multi-family properties before turning her focus and honing her skills in hospitality design. Tamara completed numerous John Q. Hammons properties while at a highly respected boutique design firm. Current design work includes projects for well-known brands such as Hilton, IHG, Hyatt and Marriott, as well as The Lodge of Four Seasons, a joint project for the Dallas Farmers Market artisanal food market and several Comanche Nation Indian properties. Tamara holds an English degree from Wake Forest University and an interior design degree from El Centro College. She is an active member of ASID and the NEWH Dallas Chapter.
Pattern Inspiration
In designing this pattern, we tapped inspiration from the classic geometries visualized throughout the Art Deco movement. The pattern features a modernized take on clean, symmetrical stylings that are repeated to create a bold graphic that can be activated as the perfect statement piece for the outside back of a chair, drapery panels, and of course decorative pillows. The elegant, functional pattern lends itself to crossing over into many different design styles.
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Mendil + Meyer
About the Firm
Mendil + Meyer Design Studio is a team of designers, architects and creatives who are committed to the creation of conscious, purposeful spaces that delight, relax, and heal.
An important part of intentional, or conscious, design is understanding what makes people feel good about the space they are in. Given Mendil + Meyer's European origins, their perspective is global, and this has served them well in understanding the diverse needs of different cultures when designing for clients serving an international clientele.
Where possible, they look to incorporate ideas and materials that contribute to wellness and sustainability—values that have long been important to them both personally and professionally.
As experienced professionals, Mendil + Meyer understand the importance of collaborative relationships built on empathy and trust. Guiding the project from start to finish, they recognize things change and there is always the need for responsiveness, resourcefulness and flexibility.
This open, dynamic exchange also exists between the disciplines of architecture and design. Rather than existing in separate silos, they maintain a flow of ideas back and forth. Working in this way—from the “inside out” and the “outside in” — not only enhances the interplay of creative ideas, but also results in greater efficiency and ultimately, a better product.
For more information, visit www.mandmds.com.
About the Designers
Anissa Mendil, Principal, WELL AP
Anissa Mendil is an interior designer with a modern vision that finds inspiration in Nature and a vast range of cultural influences from around the world. She first visited Arizona in 1996 and was profoundly affected by the mystery and unique beauty of the Southwest. The impact would shape her future. While studying Interior Architecture at the University of Applied Sciences in Rosenheim, Germany, Anissa returned to Arizona for a transformative internship at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture at Taliesin West in Scottsdale. The impressions made on her during this time, both intellectual and inspirational, played a significant role on her growth as a designer.
As Principal Designer, Anissa appreciates the importance of bringing an uplifting experience to people through her designs, through her unique perspective, and through her passion for wellness. She creates modern, yet relatable spaces that both excite and sooth visitors, while fostering a balance between mind and body, and making every space an exceptional experience.
Ben Meyer, Principal, AIA
Ben Meyer is an architect with a passion for re-purposing existing places and spaces. He was introduced to the world of architecture by his Step-Dad at age 10 where his enthusiasm for the art of technical drawing, which he devotedly practiced as a teenager, has helped guide his industrious career. Completing his studies in the UK in 2000, Ben gained experience in London working for MEPK Architects before joining Eades Hotwani Partnership as an Associate Director in 2004. It is here that Ben refined his architectural talents, as well as his business skills but most importantly where he first met Anissa Mendil in 2007.
The duo established their first studio in Central London in 2009 before moving to the US in 2013. In 2018, the pair launched Mendil + Meyer Design Studio in Scottsdale, AZ where they are dedicated to becoming leaders in hospitality design.
Pattern Inspiration
Influenced by the history of Lebatex and specifically Leba meaning love, we were initially drawn to the hummingbird for inspiration as in many cultures it is said to be the bringer of love, good luck and joy.
Given this connection to Lebatex, the loving connection between Mendil + Meyer as husband and wife and the desire to spread a little joy in the world, we looked to the Songbird to carry this message through our design.
Depicted in a graphical form and then multiplied, the Songbird creates a unique pattern which is abstract to the casual observer but has a deeper meaning when its true spiritual definition is revealed.
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View collectionMichael Graves
About the Firm
Founded in 1964 by legendary designer Michael Graves, MGA&D is a leading multidisciplinary design practice rooted in the values of humanism. Over the past 50-plus years, MGA&D has created iconic works of design and architecture, including the Alessi teakettle, the Michael Graves Design housewares collection for Target, and the Disney Swan and Dolphin hotels. Today, the MGA&D team has expanded its creative influence to include helping companies develop strategies for entering new markets, utilizing design to transform workplace culture, designing the largest statue in the world and even working to change the conversation on aging. MGA&D is a widely recognized design leader including being listed by Fast Company as one of “The world’s top 10 most innovative companies in design.” For more information, visit www.michaelgraves.com.
About the Designer
Donald Strum is a form-giver. He is also the Principal-in-Charge of product, furniture and graphic design for Michael Graves, a role he’s held for his entire career. His first major project with the firm was the now ubiquitous “Whistling Bird Teakettle” for Alessi. Donald’s other important work includes leading the Michael Graves relationship with Target Stores, which was hailed as “the Democratization of Design.” Today, working with clients likes Stryker, Donald’s passion is stirred each day by using the power of design to transform healthcare for the aging and physically disabled population, as well as for the people who care for them.
Pattern Inspiration
The impetus for the Wish Ware pattern came from designing with positivity, optimism, and hope in mind, which for us embodies the Stacy Garcia/LebaTex vibe. In the case of the Wish Ware pattern, everyone knows that its “stems” from the Dandelion, which symbolizes the sun (its golden head), the moon (the puffy white seed) and the stars (when they blow to the winds). This is part of the reason it's associated with wishing. In addition to granting wishes, many people believe that dandelion seeds will carry your thoughts and dreams to loved ones when you blow them into the air. ... Legend has it that, if you can blow all the seeds off a dandelion with a single breath, then the person you love will love you back. How great is that!
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Niemann Interiors
About the Firm
It is the mission of Niemann Interiors to provide unique and clever designs, with strong involvement by the principal, collaboration of the design team, along with the depth of skill and talent that accompanies experience. Niemann Interiors is celebrating their 25th year in business in 2019. The firm has worked with an array of hospitality clients over the years, including Marriott Vacations Worldwide, Hilton Grand Vacations, Bluegreen Vacations and Diamond Resorts. The firm has received 2 ARDA awards and has been selected as NEWH’s Top Interior Design Firm for the last three years. For more information, visit www.niemanninteriors.com
About the Designers
Pam Niemann, Owner
Pam Niemann started her career in 1982 in Commercial design. She then gained experience in Kitchen design, Residential design and management, and ultimately Hospitality design in 2003. As a firm that specializes in high-end Residential, Commercial and Hospitality design, Pam is committed to the idea of elevated and unique designs that inspire and are personal. She is licensed in Florida and Nevada, and served as NEWH’s Sunshine Chapter President in 2017.
Suzanne Meyer, Senior Designer
Suzanne Meyer is a licensed interior designer, graduating with a Bachelor’s Degree in Interior Design from the University of Florida, and brings over 13 years of experience in hospitality, residential and commercial design. As Senior Designer, Suzanne leads the design team on the hospitality projects, bringing an unparalleled level of leadership and teamwork to the firm. She loves to research and create unique narratives for each project, then watch it flourish into real-life design.
Pattern Inspiration
We were inspired by the forms and silhouettes of palm trees through-out the Floridian landscape. We took the familiar botanical pattern and gave it a hand-drawn quality to make it less contrived and more organic. We layered in a circular pattern to give the design more depth. By playing with the different color schemes, you can utilize this pattern in many different design aesthetics, from beachy casual, to contemporary urban.
View collectionPiermont Collection
Comprising six patterns across 40 SKUs, the Piermont Collection boasts an array of sought-after colors, patterns, and textures, ensuring it caters to diverse aesthetic preferences. Notably, it meets or exceeds ACT minimum standards for commercial end use, guaranteeing both durability and style. It offers the option of PFAS-free stain repellent technology, underlining LebaTex’s commitment to eco-conscious textiles.
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View collectionRitsick Design Associates
About the Firm
Ritsick Design Associates is a vibrant and nimble Interior Design team passionate about Hospitality. Based in Frederick, MD, RDA provides interior design services related to all aspects of Hospitality Design to include, but not limited to: Hotel Renovations & Conversions; New Build Hotels; Brand Refreshments; Restaurant Design
For more information, visit www.ritsickdesign.com
About the Designers
Corinne Ritsick, Principal & Creative Leader
Corinne’s passion and philosophy that great design is forward thinking, inspirational, collaborative, and cost effective. She has built Ritsick Design’s portfolio paying attention to each hotel’s unique character reflective of its location and developer, elevating the property amongst its competitive set and creating memorable new guest experiences.
Mandy Balthrop, Senior Designer & Studio Manager
Mandy’s creative talent supplements Corinne’s design vision, as Senior Designer & Studio Manager, Mandy’s passion for innovative solutions to common problems, fabulous taste and refined sense of spatial experience brings strong guidance and design direction to all projects. Her effective organizational process and project management skills has forged a cohesive team, ensuring deadlines are met and documentation is detailed and thorough.
Mayuri Pendse, Associate Designer
“God is in the Details” – Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe, sums up Mayuri’s passion for attention to detail. Her keen eye for the details required for a successful interior, enhances the final experience and enjoyment of any space she designs.
Dreyphen Hepfer, Associate Designer
Dreyphen is an up and coming designer with strong creative instincts and passion for discovering new and exciting design solutions. His sociable personality and original design interpretations makes him an invaluable asset within Ritsick Design.
Teresa Nolan, Procurement Director
Teresa is tenacious in ensuring all FF&E procurement that Ritsick Purchasing undertakes is effectively budgeted, managed and delivered. Her convivial nature and quick wit build constructive relationships with our clients, suppliers, construction project managers and logistic coordinators, ensuring goods arrive timely and in good shape.
Pattern Inspiration
The stimulus for Halyofest came from a large gathering of the common brown shield bug or Halyomorpha Halys in the Ritsick Design Associates office in the Fall. The small invasion gave rise to some research spirit and closer examination of an insect that is much reviled. The team discovered on further inspection a gorgeous silhouette and fascinating markings which then inspired them to use this shape as a starting point for a fabric design. Using Mayuri’s initial shield shape to form kaleidoscope rosettes and creating a slightly retro, loosely woven plaid-like lattice for structure, the team built a pattern that connects us directly back to nature and the realization that sometimes beauty can be found in the strangest of places.
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Sentara
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These lightweight sheer fabrics a designed to add a touch of elegance and a little bit of privacy to a space. With a nice selection of colors, patterns and textures, these fabrics have versatility to work in a variety of project types.
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View collectionStonehill Taylor
About the Firm
Stonehill Taylor is a hospitality-focused architecture and interior design firm based in New York City. The firm's approach to designing destinations is to create an inspired and distinct reflection on the location, space, history and culture for each project. Stonehill Taylor's distinguished portfolio in interior design and architecture includes: TWA Hotel, The Whitby, Moxy Chelsea, Ace Hotel New York, The Refinery Hotel, InterContinental Barclay, JW Marriott Nashville, and the Eliza Jane Hotel in New Orleans. Stonehill Taylor is at the forefront of sustainable design, developing projects that are conscious of their impact on local communities and the world such as: The Crosby Street Hotel, The NoMad Hotel and Nomad Las Vegas, and Portland’s Press Hotel.
For more information, visit www.stonehilltaylor.com
About the Designers
Emily Caplow
Through the eyes of her Architect father and Interior Designer mother, Emily learned from a very early age to appreciate the organic beauty of texture and surroundings. She is passionate about the origin of aesthetics and the process of compiling elements of a vision that come together to transform a space. At Stonehill Taylor, Emily’s focus is to manage international vendor relations as well as work with each of the design teams to create unique palettes, source FF&E, and locate one-of-a-kind pieces that pull a project together.
Tory Knoph
During her ten years working at Stonehill Taylor, Tory has lead the design of numerous award winning hospitality projects ranging from boutique to major branded hotels. As one of the public faces of the firm, she has developed close working relationships with an impressive list of international vendors and manufacturers as well as developers and operators. Her love for travel and in particular, exploring international cities, is seen throughout each of her projects with the integration of exceptional details and design narratives.
Pattern Inspiration
Stonehill Taylor’s inspiration for the design of this exclusive fabric came after finding some of the firm’s original landscaping stamps from 1967. Prior to the creation of programs like AutoCad and Revit, these to scale stamps were commonly used by architectural firms to ease the drawing process. We wanted to integrate these images as a celebration of the firm’s own history as well as the history of the design industry. The final result is an abstract bird’s-eye-view pattern reminiscent of New York’s Central Park.
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View collectionSuomi Design Works
About the Firm
Suomi Design Works is a hotel design studio dedicated to producing an exceptional level of creativity. With laser focus, our team of hotel design experts are able to custom craft each project for the unique needs of each client. Working with a trusted roster of global brands, developers, and independent owners we understand the importance of design as a key differentiator for the hotel business.
For more information, visit www.suomidesignworks.com
About the Designer
Michael Suomi, President
With more than 30 years of architectural and interior design experience, Michael built his career at prominent hospitality focused firms including Chicago-based Jordan Mozer and Associates and New York-based Rockwell Group. For the past 15 years, he has been Principal and Vice President of New York-based Stonehill Taylor, where he pioneered and helmed the award-winning hospitality interior design division. Michael received his Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Master of Architecture from the University of Michigan, College of Architecture & Urban Planning.
Pattern Inspiration
Inspired by the hero of Homer’s Greek epic The Odyssey, Michael Suomi’s collection expresses the unexpected and tumultuous times we find ourselves in. Separated from home for 9 years, Odysseus’ arduous and perilous journeys to return, often upon stormy seas, parallels the challenges we all now face striving to either return to, or redefine, what “normal” means post pandemic.
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Tidal
Tidal is a curated collection of upholstery fabrics intricately woven with love for the ocean. Inspired by the breathtaking allure of the natural environment, these six distinct patterns are crafted with SEAQUAL® YARN. Each thread tells a tale of transformation, reflecting the depths and beauty of the ocean within every design. By partnering with SEAQUAL INITIATIVE, this collection acts as a testament to our commitment to sustainability as it helps to turn the tide on marine litter from our beaches, oceans, rivers, and estuaries. In choosing products containing SEAQUAL® MARINE PLASTIC, you are helping to clean our oceans.
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