Chloe Thorp arranges its florals within a honeycomb pattern, a nod to the charm and simplicity of eighteenth-century brocaded cottons used in both fashion and upholstery. It is woven as a jacquard, so the structure of the honeycomb belongs to the cloth itself; for those who prefer the drawn line, a printed version also exists, produced in the house's workshops in Norfolk, England. Modest historical charm, offered two ways.
