FALL WINTER 26
New York knows a thing or two about a well-dressed room.
Behind the limestone façades of the Upper East Side, rooms unfold in layers: polished wood, lacquered walls, upholstered surfaces, collected objects and patterns that have lived together long enough to stop asking for permission.
For Fall/Winter 2026, those familiar codes are rearranged for now. Hand-knotted wool meets shifting moiré, architectural geometry and pattern with personality. Old-school decorating, with new rules.
The new collection plays with the codes of the classic uptown interior. Florals are scattered rather than precious. Cabinetry becomes pattern. Animal markings move from upholstery to the floor. Rich wool, deep tones and shifting surfaces bring warmth and character to rooms designed to be lived in.
Familiar references, seen from a different angle.
INTRODUCING MOIRÉ
GRACE IN RESIDENCE
A change of address. Grace heads uptown, finding a new setting among sculptural furniture, collected objects and richly layered rooms.


A LITTLE WILD GOES A LONG WAY
Animal borrows from one of decorating’s oldest tricks: treating animal pattern almost like a neutral.
Its abstract markings stretch across the floor in a dense, tactile construction, bringing movement and character without losing the room around it.
Wall-to-wall, naturally.
WOOL MEETS JUTE
WOOL MEETS JUTE
Savanna pairs soft wool with earthy jute; textures that bring out the best in each other. The two-tone weave catches light with subtle dimension, its natural mélange as right in summer as it is in autumn.




































































