Adams Damask is a small-scale diamond floral jacquard originally created by interior designer Mark D. Sikes for Blair House, the presidential guesthouse in Washington. The pattern reads as a restrained all-over texture, the damask weave giving the cloth both pattern and surface interest without insisting on attention.
Woven in Italy from flame-retardant and standard polyester, it is 140 centimetres wide with minimal repeats of one centimetre in both directions. The jacquard construction and fire-retardant composition make it suitable for curtains, blinds, cushions, upholstery and walls in both residential and hospitality settings. Dry cleaning is recommended, and it is available in six colourways.
