During the 18th century, decorative toile de Jouy was primarily used for curtains, lit à la duchesse canopy beds, and chairs; the following century it became popular for furnishings and interiors ...

T rends come and go, but some things are undisputed classics. Jurassic Park and Toile de Jouy print are two timeless fixtures in culture.They may feel like an odd pairing, but ever since we saw a ...

Decorators have long relied on Toile de Jouy to bring charm and whimsy to rooms. The quintessentially 18th-century French textile, with its bucolic motifs — piping shepherds, coy milkmaids or ...

“I have always wanted to see my Harlem Toile de Jouy design on furniture that was affordable,” Sheila said. “So when Danielle reached out about collaborating to bring this vision to life, it ...

According to an essay in the Pattern Observer, Toile de Jouy originated in Jouy-en-Josas, a town outside of Paris, in the late 1700s. After a long ban on cotton in France ...

Chiuri has used the Toile de Jouy motif to decorate everything from footwear to handbags and apparel. For Dior Maison, the brand places the signature print on dessert plates, teapots, coffee cups ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. — Le Creuset has a new Harlem Toile de Jouy collection in partnership with Sheila Bridges. The new tableware collection celebrates the rich cultural heritage of one of New York City’s ...

Duni Group is launching a new collection in partnership with the French heritage museum Musée de la Toile de Jouy. The collection merges French craftsmanship tradition with Scandinavian design ...