2023 Collections Preview

A new, updated edition of Vladimir Kagan: A Lifetime of Avant-Garde Design will be released by Pointed Leaf Press. In addition to showcasing Kagan’s unique impact on post-war American design, this book recounts the amazing story of his life and features a new afterword by Chris Eitel.

Artist Sarah Von Dreele launches four new handpainted fabric patterns in January 2023, which will also be introduced as wallpapers in the spring. “Much of my work is about interconnectivity and relationships,” shares Von Dreele, “among ourselves, others, and a broader landscape. Little Deb is named after a dear friend from art school, a Northern California native who grew up in an almond orchard. After art school, Little Deb lived on Nantucket where we often picked native island grasses for inspiration, and the color and form of this pattern remind me of the island’s winter landscape.” Pictured in Lady Grey, also available in Almond and Salt Meadow.

Healdsburg-based Sandra Jordan Prima Alpaca will debut the new Luz y Sombra (Light & Shadow) collection. Taking its inspiration from the corners, grids, voids, and spaces of urban settings, the collection is a first-ever collaboration between company founder Sandra Jordan and her nephew, Franco Ferraro, a Peruvian architect and now design & development manager for the house. The offerings include a sophisticated black sheer, an innovative felted design called Domus, sumptuous Suri bouclés, and a spectacular double-sided Suri in olive and lavender, called Oliveto.

Designer Mark D. Sikes introduces a new range to his indoor/outdoor fabric line, the Garden Collection, in February 2023. Foxglove, inspired by an antique Indian block print, is a versatile large-scale stripe and a high-performance textile with incredible hand. Shown in leaf green, also available in blue and neutral colorways.