RM COCO is pleased to introduce our Classic 130″ Wide FR Sheer Collection. Many of today’s room settings require wider sheers than have previously been available. This handsome assortment of sheers not only meet that need, but all pass NFPA 701 so that they are perfect for use in residential and commercial settings. The collection consists of twenty-six items from which to choose.
For over 35 years, Canadian Drapery Hardware has been at the forefront of fashion-forward decorative hardware, consistently delivering exceptional solutions. RM COCO is thrilled to introduce the all-new CDH Metal Collection to our extensive decorative hardware portfolio. The new CDH Metal Collection features two individual groupings. The Sahara Collection provides a fusion of modern, transitional, and traditional styles while the Venus Collection features timeless, traditional elegance. Both the Sahara and Venus Collections come equipped with on-trend French returns, seamlessly marrying style and functionality. Elevate your drapery game with these sophisticated returns, offering a contemporary twist to traditional design. Discover a world of possibilities with the CDH Metal Collection, where every piece is crafted with precision and passion. Elevate your drapery experience today!
The word bespoke refers to products that are made for a particular customer or user. Our Design Studio has hand-selected this exciting collection of small-scale multi-purpose patterns specifically for our customers. The collections consists of five charming patterns and an array of seventy-six color combinations from which to choose.
Belgique is a brushed texture that has the look of fine linen velvet. A multi-purpose fabric that is suitable for draperies, bedding, accessories, and upholstery. It is available in twenty-nine of the most requested color palettes.
Cheyenne is a classic buffalo plaid/check design motif that has been popular for over 150 years. This faux-linen pattern has been a designer favorite in the RM COCO product line and has been updated with new color combinations making it available in twenty-one colorways.
RM COCO is pleased to introduce three new cut velvet trimmings that not only coordinate with velvet fabrics but linens, cottons, and silks with ease.
Creative Threads V combines a classic Greek key pattern in the ever-so-trendy seven inch width. This new cut velvet collection is available in twelve colorways.
Creative Threads VI is a flowing fretwork design in a traditional three and one-half width which is featured in thirteen colorways.
Creative Threads VII features a classic leopard print design that is sure to please. This new velvet trim collection is three and one-half inches wide and is available in fourteen colorways.
Ports O’ Call is a beautiful grouping of wide-width drapery fabric that is the perfect solution for both residential and commercial design.
The collection contains forty-six colorways of small, medium, and large-scale decorative patterns with the majority passing NFPA 701.
Cuddle & Snuggle are fashionable, plush bouclé textures that offer a performance finish. C-Zero performance technology has been
engineered into every fiber, so soils bead up, stains clean easily, and odors don’t cling.
Alabaster
Basil
Buttercream
Chestnut
Copper
Denim
Fog
French Vanilla
Horizon
Onyx
Sandstone
Shadow
Sterling
Tapenade
Winter White
Woodrose
Alabaster
Froth
Linen
Pewter
Platinum
Raven
Snow
Thunder
Titanium
Toile fabric has been a popular choice among interior designers for centuries. This versatile fabric is known for its intricate and charming patterns, which often depict pastoral scenes, historical events, or other detailed imagery. In this blog post, we will discuss what toile fabric is, its history, and how it can be used in interior design.
Toile fabric, also known as Toile de Jouy, is a cotton or linen fabric that originated in France in the 18th century. The name Toile de Jouy comes from the town of Jouy-en-Josas, where the fabric was first manufactured. Toile fabric is typically characterized by a repeating pattern that features a single color or two-tone design. The pattern often depicts pastoral or historical scenes, with detailed illustrations of people, animals, and buildings.
Toile fabric was first created in the mid-18th century by a French textile manufacturer named Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf. Oberkampf was inspired by the Chinese and Indian fabrics that were popular at the time and wanted to create a French version of these textiles. Toile fabric quickly gained popularity in France and eventually spread to other parts of Europe and the United States.
During the 19th century, Toile de Jouy became associated with the French Empire style, which was characterized by its grandeur, opulence, and attention to detail. In the 20th century, Toile fabric experienced a resurgence in popularity, with designers using it in a wide range of interior design styles.
Toile fabric can be used in a variety of ways in interior design. Here are a few ideas:
Upholstery: Toile fabric can be used to upholster furniture, such as chairs, sofas, and benches. This can be a great way to add a touch of elegance to a room.
Curtains and Drapes: Toile fabric can also be used to make curtains and drapes. This can be a great way to add some pattern to a room without overwhelming it.
Bedding: Toile fabric can be used to make bedding, such as duvet covers and pillowcases. This can be a great way to add some charm and personality to a bedroom.
Wallpaper: Toile fabric can also be used as wallpaper. This can be a great way to add some texture and pattern to a room.
When using toile fabric in interior design, it is important to consider the overall design of the space. Toile fabric can be quite bold and detailed, so it may be best to use it in moderation. For example, you could use toile fabric on one or two pieces of furniture, or as an accent in a room.
In conclusion, toile fabric is a versatile and elegant fabric that has been popular among interior designers for centuries. Whether used for upholstery, curtains, bedding, or wallpaper, it can add charm, character, and sophistication to any space. If you are considering using toile fabric in your next interior design project, make sure to consider the overall design of the space and use it in moderation to create a balanced and harmonious look.
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