KRAVET

Kravet Inc. was established in 1918 and remains the industry leader in the “to the trade” home furnishings industry. This fifth generation family business distributes fabrics, furniture, wallcoverings, trimmings, carpets and accessories. The family’s commitment to innovation has helped the company transform from a small fabric house to a global leader, representing brands and designers from all over the world. Kravet Inc. owns Kravet, Lee Jofa, Groundworks and GP & J Baker, all high end fabric houses that specialize in style, luxury and exceptional design. In 2011, Kravet Inc. acquired Brunschwig & Fils, a prestigious decorative house founded in 1900 that shares Kravet and Lee Jofa’s legacy of international design, commitment to quality, attention to detail and superb craftsmanship. With locations in North America and worldwide, Kravet Inc. offers the highest level of customer service, quality products and web technology for today’s design professional.

Kravet has collaborated and produced interior decoration fabric collections with some of the most recognised designers of our times: Andrew Martin, Barbara Barry, Calvin Klein Home, Candice Olson, Diane von Fursterberg, Jeffrey Alan Marks, Jonathan Adler, Kate Spade, to name but a few.

The latest collaboration of Kravet with Sue Firestone cherishes organic simplicity. Firestone’s main inspiration in designing her first collection with Kravet Couture, Malibu, features light billowy prints and sheers, reflective of Firestone’s native California. The fabrics  exude sophisticated west coast living with delicate textures and the soft neutral color palette. Special accents highlight the exquisite technique required to create these designs, like Ramus, made with a unique burnout treatment to form its organic branch-like pattern, and Looped Ribbons, which features an intricate embroidery rope on a linen blend ground.

Kravet Couture’s Modern Tailor collection is inspired by the fashion runway with a focus on bespoke tailoring. Finely stitched embroideries, pleated fabrics, patch-worked wools, cozy cable chenille and mélange knits are reinvented into luxurious fabrics relevant to layered decorating of today.

 

Website: www.kravet.com

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