Sentence examples for collection of fabrics. from inspiring English sources

Before joining Knoll Textiles, for which she is the creative director, Tick worked for the fabric manufacturer Boris Kroll, developed a collection of fabrics for the Groundworks division of Lee Jofa and formed her own carpet company, Tuva Looms.

The company's collection of fabrics on sailcloth and sheer cotton at $8 a yard and on vinyl at $10 are avail able to order (and according to a customer's choice of color) through the interior design studio on the ninth floor of W & J Sloane.

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But she was his first art teacher, and she now uses his childhood bedroom to house her 10-foot-wide quilting machine and collection of fabrics.

The store is a junglelike collection of fabric-filled shelves covering entire walls.

Mr. Harvey, a regular collector ("we seem to be buying a lot of paintings at the moment, but the problem is that we've run out of space," he said), considered another piece: an intriguing collection of fabric, urethane and wood tendrils rising from the floor, sinister or friendly, snake-like or seaweedy, take your pick.

For textiles try St Jude's Fabrics (www.stjudesfabrics.co.uk) and Sanderson (www.sanderson-uk.com), which has also just released a 1950s collections of fabrics and wallpapers including Mobiles, designed in 1950 by Marian Mahler; Perpetua, based on a design by Lucienne Day; and Festival, a reproduction of a design by Jaqueline Groag created specifically for the Festival of Britain.

4. The Aloha collection of acrylic fabrics, in four patterns and many colors, are $57 to $86 a yard to the trade from Donghia, 979 Third Avenue (58th Street).

The cathedral has magnificent 12th- to 17th-century stained-glass windows, and its treasury contains a rich collection of ancient fabrics and vestments, including those of Thomas Becket.

Women's Work: A Common Thread, a collection of 21 fabrics from Pollack, a company based in New York, was inspired by handmade textiles from the archives at the Museum of Art of the Rhode Island School of Design.

At Lori Goldstein's apartment, on West 23rd Street, Floyd delivered an underlying architectural order to provide a clean slate for the client's kaleidoscopic collection of furniture, fabrics and photographs.