1. Brunschwig & Fils, Suite 6-121
With the introduction of its Spring 2007 collection, Brunschwig & Fils presents Springboard, a forward look at a celebrated past. A color-filled collection of prints and wovens with an updated point of view, Springboard is the first collection under the design direction of Donna May Woods.

2. Edelman Leather, Suite 1873D
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3. Sherle Wagner International, Suite 1623
Sherle Wagner BATH, the feel is luxurious, the look is timeless. Every piece is a classic, whether sleek and direct or intricately detailed, the beauty is in the quality. Visit and see what’s new at Sherle Wagner.

4. J. Marshall Designs, Suite 1600
Turn to J. Marshall for your home office needs. They have recently dedicated 2,000 square feet of the showroom to the latest in home office designs, having partnered with Hekman and Stanley to show a cross section of styles and price points. Come in and see what’s new at J. Marshall on the 16th floor!

5. Duralee/Highland Court, Suite 6-167
Highland Court introduces the Manchester Collection, a six-book set of unique, masculine fabrics. Inspired by natural elements, the color books of the Manchester Collection feature a neutral base and use natural fibers for the texture-rich tweed, twills, hounds tooth designs and paisleys found scattered throughout the collection. Each pattern features the innovative and highquality construction expected of every Highland Court design. For more information on Manchester, or any other Highland Court collection, please visit the Duralee/Highland Court showroom or go to www.highlandcourtfabrics.com.

6. Summer Hill, Suite 6-157
Taking inspiration from the exquisite Catherine Palace, a residence built in 18th century Russia on the outskirts of St. Petersburg, is Baroque Embroidery wallcovering from Phillip Jeffries Ltd. Enveloped in the grandeur of the period, Baroque Embroidery wallcovering is an elegant, sweeping vine motif embroidered of delicate gold thread atop a sumptuous moiré background. Available in four shimmering colorways, this collection captures the essence of ornate design, detail and the dramatic emotion of the period.

7. Donghia, Suite 631
“Women’s Work: A Common Thread” is the new spring 2007 collection marking Donghia’s second collaboration with the Museum of Art of the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Nineteen artifacts became the jumping off point for the Studio’s creative interpretations of items as varied as Native American Crow Indian moccasins and 18th century Flemish lace. The uniting theme is that each piece was handmade by women, as was typical in their respective cultures. This collection honors this historical “Women’s Work” in a modern day exploration of fibers and color, weaves and texture, though Donghia relies on the latest in contemporary manufacturing techniques to articulate today’s common thread in beautiful textile design.

8. The Dessin Fournir Companies, Suite 1813
Classic Cloth’s dynamic ability to create sophisticated textiles of connected and layered patterns and colors is evident with its spring 2007 introductions, now available from The Dessin Fournir Companies. A subtle, earthy palette of color meanders through the line, engaging each of these new patterns to the other as well as complementing previous groups and qualities from Classic Cloth’s extensive collection.