Behind the scenes of the workshop: the art of the Wilton carpet
To create SOLIFLORE and MACAO, Pierre Frey chose Wilton weaving, a rare technique that captures the full delicacy and chromatic richness of Isabelle de Borchgrave’s artworks in velvet.
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PIERRE FREY WEAVING MANUFACTURE
Established in the 1930s in Montigny en Cambrésis in northern France, the Pierre Frey weaving manufacture is recognized as a Living Heritage Company and is specializied in traditional jacquard weaving of delicate natural fibers such as linen, wool, alpaca, and mohair.
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IN-OUTDOOR FABRICS FANTASY
The Outdoor Pierre Frey product range offers easy upkeep and resistance to the constraints of outdoor use. The use of these textiles has thus been extended to upholstery: to cover furniture, cushions or hangings in the garden, terrace or by the pool. The collections offer a wide range of fibers (natural or acrylic fibers), specific color pigments and a water-repellent anti-stain treatment.
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Panoramic fabric and wallpaper AU BORD DU LAC
Inspired by the verdure tapestries of Aubusson from the 17th and 18th centuries, this exquisite fabric and wallpaper bring the beauty of historical craftsmanship to modern interiors.
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Thorp of London, an exceptional artisanal mastery
At Thorp of London there is a team of young craftsmen who are reviving the age-old art of screen printing. With skillful hands and boundless passion, they apply their expertise to create exceptional fabrics and wallpapers, turning each pattern into a reality.
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Maison Pierre Frey contributes to the restoration of Queen Marie-Antoinette's interior chambers at Château de Versailles
Château de Versailles chose an extraordinary pattern to decorate the walls and furniture of the Queen's boudoir and dining room. A design with interlacing flowering branches, birds of paradise and pineapples, preserved at the Musée de la Toile de Jouy.
