GRASSCLOTH, PAPER WEAVE
& SPECIALTY
UNIQUE FIBERS + HANDMADE LUXURY + TEXTURAL DESIGN
A collection of authentic grasscloth surface materials created from sustainably cultivated and rapidly renewable fibers, such as abaca, sisal, ramie and jute. Each textile is handwoven and hand finished before backing and trimming. The design range includes subtle colorways and organic textures with timeless appeal, which pair well with any interior design style. The collection is inspired by Americana; the heritage, artifacts, folklore and landscapes found across the nation. From the warm, herbal tones of the wine country inspired North Estate series, to the traditionally Southern geometry of the Colonial series, each design presents the occasion to accentuate and elevate a room’s livability.
MICHAEL S. SMITH
Our inaugural designer collaboration with Michael S Smith presents a fresh-globally inspired line that combines Michael's signature blend of historically referenced patterns in bold, simple colors, with the textural detailing from Hartmann&Forbes.
J. RANDALL POWERS
Renowned for his classic, yet cosmopolitan style, the J. Randall Powers Collection reveals the artisanal quality of Hartmann&Forbes’ handwoven textiles combined with Powers’ penchant for tailored patterns with a playful twist.
Lisa Kanning
Influenced by a rural Montana upbringing, Kanning’s love of organic shapes and materials informs her collection for Hartmann&Forbes. Layered window and wall coverings are detailed with intricate patterns that mimic those found in nature while maintaining a sophisticated sensibility that suits a range of settings.
Amy Meier
Renowned for an aesthetic that seamlessly blends tradition and innovation, Meier’s collection deftly fuses inspiration from Japanese design, the Bauhaus School, and traditional Korean cloth, using the naturally beautiful Hartmann&Forbes handwoven textiles to express the organic yet highly structured design.
HF STUDIO COLLECTIONS
Grasscloth
Handloomed from a variety of grasses, plants and vegetable fibers, our grasscloth wallcoverings offer unique interpretations inspired by traditional weaves.
Paper Weave
Rapidly renewable wood-pulp fibers are dyed and sun-dried, then carefully handwoven before being backed with paper.
Specialty
Exploring inventive techniques with natural materials, such as cork, sands or plant fibers, have led to surprising discoveries and rare interior statements.
