Schumacher | Blue Room Lampas

Blue Room Lampas is a jacquard-woven floral design first commissioned by architect Stanford White for the White House in 1902, and brought to wider attention by Jacqueline Kennedy during a televised tour of the Blue Room in 1962. The pattern has a formal, neoclassical bearing, with a vertical repeat of 78 centimetres and a horizontal repeat of 65 centimetres that gives it presence on larger pieces and full-length curtains.

Woven in Italy from 58% silk and 42% linen, it is 131 centimetres wide and suited to curtains, blinds, cushions and upholstery. Dry cleaning is recommended.