Chantilly Maximalist Chintz
Chantilly Maximalist is a vibrant “French fit” pattern with old English roses the size of your head! Designed to make a fabulous first impression for entry halls or a lovely and uplifting moment for upholstered chairs.
Named for the Parisian Prince de Conde, Chantilly was a once great Westmoreland County wood frame house on Virginia’s Potomac River. Ravaged by British canon shells during the War of 1812, Chantilly was not rebuilt after the devastating effects of war.
KK’s Chantilly Maximalist pattern is a remix of Chantilly Minimalist, which is inspired by the popular volumes of hand painted and engraved natural history plates of the late-18th century that would have been popular in households such as Chantilly.
WIDTH 54"
PATTERN REPEAT 26.5”w x 41.958”h, with 1" overprint for seamstress allowance
PRINT METHOD hand silkscreen + hand glazed
PRINT LOCATION Rhode Island, USA
GROUND glazed cotton sheeting (chintz)
Chantilly Maximalist is a vibrant “French fit” pattern with old English roses the size of your head! Designed to make a fabulous first impression for entry halls or a lovely and uplifting moment for upholstered chairs.
Named for the Parisian Prince de Conde, Chantilly was a once great Westmoreland County wood frame house on Virginia’s Potomac River. Ravaged by British canon shells during the War of 1812, Chantilly was not rebuilt after the devastating effects of war.
KK’s Chantilly Maximalist pattern is a remix of Chantilly Minimalist, which is inspired by the popular volumes of hand painted and engraved natural history plates of the late-18th century that would have been popular in households such as Chantilly.
WIDTH 54"
PATTERN REPEAT 26.5”w x 41.958”h, with 1" overprint for seamstress allowance
PRINT METHOD hand silkscreen + hand glazed
PRINT LOCATION Rhode Island, USA
GROUND glazed cotton sheeting (chintz)
Chantilly Maximalist is a vibrant “French fit” pattern with old English roses the size of your head! Designed to make a fabulous first impression for entry halls or a lovely and uplifting moment for upholstered chairs.
Named for the Parisian Prince de Conde, Chantilly was a once great Westmoreland County wood frame house on Virginia’s Potomac River. Ravaged by British canon shells during the War of 1812, Chantilly was not rebuilt after the devastating effects of war.
KK’s Chantilly Maximalist pattern is a remix of Chantilly Minimalist, which is inspired by the popular volumes of hand painted and engraved natural history plates of the late-18th century that would have been popular in households such as Chantilly.
WIDTH 54"
PATTERN REPEAT 26.5”w x 41.958”h, with 1" overprint for seamstress allowance
PRINT METHOD hand silkscreen + hand glazed
PRINT LOCATION Rhode Island, USA
GROUND glazed cotton sheeting (chintz)