Fashion designer, illustrator, and artist Rebecca Moses has collaborated with Momentum Textiles & Wallcoverings to produce a truly unique wallcovering collection based on her paintings The Queen and Kimono Lady. Moses is renowned for her paintings of women celebrating individuality, diversity, and modern femininity. The Queen is emblematic of artistic inspiration. Confident in her design choices, she wears a simple white shirt, but her accessories and poise make her stand out—details like her brooch and necklace manifest as design elements within the collection. Similarly, Kimono Lady inspired a series of patterns that celebrate diversity and the endless possibilities of embracing one’s identity, blending traditional and modern influences. The bold patterns reflect her multifaceted nature, representing a journey from delicate femininity to empowerment, reminding us that beauty and strength are amplified by the courage to be different. The collection features 10 prints, and Momentum has curated a selection of their elegant textiles to complement the wallcoverings.

Inspired by the lush, charming beauty of the south of France, the L’Éternel Été collection by Les Ensembliers for Brunschwig & Fils, is a sophisticated blend of French-inspired designs, eco-friendly materials, and versatile indoor/outdoor functionality. The collection includes an array of prints and weaves, and incorporates French provincial documents, ikat stripes, geometrics, and modern brushstrokes.

Richard Ouellette of Les Ensembliers says, “Everything we imagined about the collection was from a past era of chic riviera beauty. The elegance and lifestyle of the lavish parties and villas of the coast. We were sitting in a little bar in Saint Paul de Vence sipping on spritzes and the name of the fabrics came to be. L’Eternel Eté means a never-ending summer.

Rushing water is one of nature’s most soothing sounds. But if you don’t have access to a source, all is not lost. Formal fountains and pools have their place but to really enjoy the sensory beauty of nature, create something that looks like it has always been a part of the landscape. For this property, Buechel Stone’s Chilton Weatheredge Outcroppings were the perfect solution. Stepped stone formations merge with the existing landscape and create a waterfall effect, complete with the melodious and meditative sound of rushing water.

In Flat Rock, North Carolina, John Mayfield Construction was tapped to help create a European cottage look that was distinct from other stone exteriors in the area. The homeowners wanted something that was reflective of their life and personality. To do that, they chose Buechel Stone’s Jute Cloth Country Squire natural stone thin veneer. The buff-colored stones contrast with the surrounding deep blue-green of the famous Blue Ridge Mountains.

For this Chicago property, the landscape architects at Hoerr Schaudt blended respect for the tradition and craftsmanship of the home with livable outdoor spaces for the family. Designed as a series of garden rooms, this landscape includes a cocktail terrace, formal dining garden, family lounge, and and courtyard spa that reflects the home’s historic architecture and its materiality, and to accomplish this, Hoerr Schaudt worked closely with En Masse Architecture and designer Michael Abrams on this historic renovation. The garden’s traditional style reflects the design of the home and celebrates its history. The back garden design includes reclaimed Chicago brick, furnishings by Michael Taylor Designs and JANUS et Cie, fabrics by Perennials, and plantings focused on seasonal interest in spring and a textural focus in the fall.

Designer Timothy Corrigan returns for his second collection with Perennials Fabrics and Rugs. In this latest offering, he introduces three new designs: Leaping Leopards, Les Fleurs, and Stripe Du Jour, as well as new colorways for some of his previous designs. “My first collection for Perennials had several large-scale patterns that are terrific for statement pieces,” says Corrigan. “My new collection has more of an emphasis on upholstery for use inside the house. We use Perennials on so many of our indoor projects that I wanted this collection to address those situations where quieter patterns and textures are required.” In addition to the chic textiles, the collection also includes three new 100% solution-dyed acrylic Tibetan knot rugs that seamlessly blend classic sophistication with the relaxed luxury of California living, all infused with a French twist.

Kistler Vineyards is located in the Russian River Valley, in Sonoma, California. This famous region produces some of the world’s best wines and the connection to the natural world is of utmost importance. For this outdoor area at Kistler’s Trenton Roadhouse, guests can enjoy a glass or a tasting around a firepit on chilly evenings, along with a view of the vineyards stretching for miles. The Roadhouse has a restored farmhouse, barn, and many thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces. Buechel Stone’s Mill Creek Patterned Flagstone with a thermalled finish complements the natural environment, allowing the native grasses and plantings to shine.