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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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Duet by Stacy Garcia®
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 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.
View collectionFaux Leathers 101
Our faux leathers are as durable as they are luxurious, meeting or exceeding 100,000 double rubs. All of our faux leathers are PFAS-free, pass NFPA 260, CAL 117-2013, and most pass IMO testing. All products are readily stocked in North America.
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View collectionGary Inman
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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