Sale Price:
$250.00
Original Price:
$532.00
Made by: Pierre Frey
Collection: Bohemian Travels
Material: Embroidered Textile
Composition: 74% Linen/ 10% Polyester/ 10% Acrylic/ 6% Viscose
Width: 49.6”
Repeat: Vertical 18.9”, Horizontal 24.4”'
Pattern Match: Straight repeat
End Use: Curtain/ Drapery
Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor
Quantity Available: 1 yard
Description: A graphic embroidered textile that feels rhythmic and composed. “Funambule” reads as a series of vertical movements with looped lines, dotted bands, and linear motifs, creating a sense of choreography across the fabric.
The embroidery sits lightly on a linen ground, giving the pattern dimension without weight. The palette- soft natural, black, and warm ochre keeps the composition grounded while allowing the pattern to remain expressive.
At scale, it works as a directional element; ideal for drapery where the verticality elongates and frames a space rather than filling it.
Project: Morning Girl Farm
Original Application: Drapery
Notes: Embroidery introduces texture and slight variation. Pattern direction is integral to the design and should be considered in layout. Best suited for applications where the vertical repeat can be expressed.
Made by: Pierre Frey
Collection: Bohemian Travels
Material: Embroidered Textile
Composition: 74% Linen/ 10% Polyester/ 10% Acrylic/ 6% Viscose
Width: 49.6”
Repeat: Vertical 18.9”, Horizontal 24.4”'
Pattern Match: Straight repeat
End Use: Curtain/ Drapery
Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor
Quantity Available: 1 yard
Description: A graphic embroidered textile that feels rhythmic and composed. “Funambule” reads as a series of vertical movements with looped lines, dotted bands, and linear motifs, creating a sense of choreography across the fabric.
The embroidery sits lightly on a linen ground, giving the pattern dimension without weight. The palette- soft natural, black, and warm ochre keeps the composition grounded while allowing the pattern to remain expressive.
At scale, it works as a directional element; ideal for drapery where the verticality elongates and frames a space rather than filling it.
Project: Morning Girl Farm
Original Application: Drapery
Notes: Embroidery introduces texture and slight variation. Pattern direction is integral to the design and should be considered in layout. Best suited for applications where the vertical repeat can be expressed.
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