Pied de Coq takes the emblematic pattern of 1950s fashion — the houndstooth that dressed a generation of tailoring — and proposes it in an upholstery version. The migration from suit to sofa suits it: the motif's crisp, interlocking rhythm brings tailored discipline to furniture, and its fashion pedigree brings a certain chic. It is pattern with a wardrobe's confidence, cut for the room instead.
