ROYÈRE STRIPE SISAL | Dove EXQUISITE EMBROIDERIES First commissioned by architect Stanford

First commissioned by architect Stanford White for the White House in 1902 and made world-famous when First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy introduced it to the nation during a televised tour of the Blue Room in 1962

Labyrinth has a unique optical effect

this unique medium-scale stripe in leaf green is remarkable on its own but is also a wonderful companion to larger and smaller patterns

Pillow is finished with a welt in Gustave Silk Lip Cord

evoking the sophisticated charm of old-school decorating

ROYÈRE STRIPE SISAL | Dove EXQUISITE EMBROIDERIES First commissioned by architect StanfordA rhythmic, radiating pattern formed by delicate dots, Royre Stripe Sisal wallpaper was inspired by the imaginative Art Deco motifs of French designer Jean Royre. Printed by hand on our Haruki Sisal, this jazzy, medium scale zigzag stripe lends fabulous texture and movement to a room. Subtle variations are intrinsic to this designs imperfect, handmade beauty.