Park Floral Fabric in Sweet Pea (NEW!)
Parc Floral is Rhinne’s take on a classic Jacobean-style floral. ‘Jacobean’ refers to decor from the 17th century reign of King James I that often depicts exotic, imaginative plants. Parc Floral’s wispy, convex brushstrokes mimic the hand style of a painting from the archives of Paris design studio, Atelier Pollet.
Parc Floral is Rhinne’s take on a classic Jacobean-style floral. ‘Jacobean’ refers to decor from the 17th century reign of King James I that often depicts exotic, imaginative plants. Parc Floral’s wispy, convex brushstrokes mimic the hand style of a painting from the archives of Paris design studio, Atelier Pollet.
Parc Floral is Rhinne’s take on a classic Jacobean-style floral. ‘Jacobean’ refers to decor from the 17th century reign of King James I that often depicts exotic, imaginative plants. Parc Floral’s wispy, convex brushstrokes mimic the hand style of a painting from the archives of Paris design studio, Atelier Pollet.
ABOUT ATELIER POLLET
Atelier Pollet was a silk design workshop in Paris’ Opéra district in the 1930s. The workshop was just two doors down from the renowned Hôtel Drouot auction gallery, where VanGogh frequently strolled for inspiration. Their craftsmen created pattern designs with gauche paint on paper, presumably for manufacture in Lyon’s bustling silk industry.
ABOUT PARC FLORAL
Parc Floral is Rhinne’s take on a classic Jacobean-style floral. ‘Jacobean’ refers to decor from the 17th century reign of King James I that often depicts exotic, imaginative plants influenced by cultural exchange with faraway lands. The flowing branches in Jacobean art later inspired William Morris’ iconic patterns. Parc Floral’s wispy, convex brushstrokes mimic the hand style of a painting from the archives of Paris design studio, Atelier Pollet.