Fortuny Carnavalet White & Gold Tablecloth

Details

Description

Fortuny fabrics are widely considered among the most luxurious in the world due to their rich history, unique craftsmanship, and … Read more Fortuny fabrics are widely considered among the most luxurious in the world due to their rich history, unique craftsmanship, and exquisite beauty. Fortuny Carnavalet pattern cover for a faux table or a tablecloth. The color is white & gold and it has a decorative Fortuny fabric border that coordinates which measures 1.25". The table cover (tablecloth) is round in shape and measures 84" down the center. Fully lined in cream polished cotton. No visible marks or discolorations or marks on the inside lining. The exterior has a few darker areas which seems to be from the die lot as opposed to from wear. Slight darkening in a curved formation. See photos. It's not noticeable. Custom made by a top of the line curtain maker. Fabric is $400 a yard. This is an amazing price! A piece to enhance your holiday decor

On a 24" round table, the drop to the floor is 32".


From the Fortuny website:

"For over a century, our fabrics have been crafted by hand in Venice using techniques pioneered by Mariano Fortuny himself, each piece a meditation in artistry and time. Now, for those too eager to wait, we present our ready-to-own collection: the same artisans, the same singular methods, the same Giudecca workshop—stunning accessories finished and awaiting you."


"From our original factory on the island of Giudecca in Venice, we continue our deep rooted tradition of art and alchemy, proudly carrying forward the inventive methods created by our founder over a century ago."


"When Elsie McNeill Lee visited Paris’ Carnavalet Museum, she immediately fell in love with the lush fabrics covering the walls. Little did she know that her life from that moment on would forever be dedicated to celebrating those fabrics around the globe. The 17th-century inspired French design—with magnificent and intricate garden urns abundant with flowers—is framed by lavish cornucopia and elaborate scrolling swag. CARNAVALET was Mariano Fortuny’s first decorative design commission." See less