This lovely collection by Robert Kuo for S. Harris is, I think, deceptively subtle. The designer has translated from his usual materials of metal and wood, married his heritage of ancient Chinese pattern and crafted something completely new. Serene but complex, these fabrics delight the eye and the hand. In several not-quite-neutral colors, with a few rich reds thrown into the mix, here is a sampling:
dragonswirl in shale by robert kuo for s. harris
fishscale in opal by robert kuo for s. harris
silkclouds in sun by robert kuo for s. harris
cloisonné in dove by robert kuo for s. harris
wheat in garnet by robert kuo for s. harris
What do you think? The chenille and silk are just begging to be touched, right?
What is the price point of these fabrics? Thx.
Loved the them (except fish scales) Couldn't tell which were chenille or silk?
Marlene — the yellow one is a quilted silk, truly feels like clouds. The swirly gray is a chenille feel, and the red is a cotton/linen/silk blend with a beautiful hand.
Jeff — I sent you an email with details.