Berg Épinglé, designed by Stephanie Seal Brown, offers a fresh take on the traditional trellis pattern, layering geometrics in sophisticated hues with a dimensional, textured quality. The épinglé weave—a durable loop pile—gives the cloth both softness and a shifting play of light across the surface, so the trellis reads with depth rather than as a flat repeat.
Woven in Belgium, chiefly of cotton with polyester, it is 136 centimetres wide with a vertical repeat of 33 centimetres and a horizontal repeat of 34 centimetres. It suits upholstery and cushions, the loop pile providing both comfort and longevity in regular domestic use. The design is available in several colourways.
