Jackie's Daisy | Buttercup 66660

Jackie's Daisy | Buttercup 66660A treasure from the Tillett archive, Jackies Daisy is named for the pattern Jacqueline Kennedy used in her bedroom at the White House. This sophisticated print showcases intricate, proprietary multistep techniques pioneered by the Tilletts: screen printed daisies, followed by a drag box stri, layered tonal stripes, and finished with a final pass of printed blooms.

Traditional motifs come out to play in this cheerful porcelain-colored design that evokes a different mood with each colorway

black-colored Summerville Linen Stripe alternates large-scale ticking with solid bars and lots of airy negative space

textural bouclé weave

this medium-scale fabric brings cozy charm to any upholstered piece

Audrey Stripe is a versatile wallpaper with endless appeal

its two panels can be infinitely configured for a precise fit and bespoke look

Arches Embroidered Tape in olive is a stylized scallop trim that boasts undeniable architectural influences

Butcher String wallpaper in red-and-white-on-ivory by Charlap Hyman & Herrero with Pilar Almon features trompe l’oeil twists of two-tone twine

this fabulous large-scale pattern plays well with others and works wonderfully for upholstery

For a coordinating trim

large and small

Napoleon Indoor/Outdoor Tape in dove is a stylish geometric trim design created by Mary McDonald