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Hand-tailored in five Wiener Werkstätte textile designs Napkin 18 x 18 in. Placemat 14 x 18 in.

Wiener Werkstätte Napkins and Placemats

Produced by Busatti60% linen, 40% cotton27½ x 23 in.Ivory with blue or green check

Vienna 1900 Towel

Josef Hoffmann Riva textile design 1910-13 100% fine Swiss cotton batiste with hand-rolled edges 16 x 16 in.

Hoffmann Riva Handkerchief

LIMITED EDITIONDAPHNE COLLECTIONMadeline Weinrib for Neue NOWInspired by Vasily Kandinsky Four 100% cotton napkins hand-printed with the signature Madeline Weinrib Daphne patternBlue, celery, iris, and navy: one of each20 x 20 in.Machine washable

Madeline Weinrib Daphne Napkin Collection

Hand-tailored by Kathe WilliamsAvailable in five Wiener Werkstätte textile designs100% organic cotton filled bonesL. 8 x W. 3 x D. 1 ½ in.

Wiener Werkstätte Fabric Bone

Josef Hoffmann Designed 1907100% linenOriginal design courtesy Backhausen Archive, Vienna Available per yard, or as: Napkin 18 x 18 in. Placemat 14 x 18 in. Pillow Cover 16 x 16 in. Tablecloth 46 x 46 in. Full-length Apron Cocktail Apron

Hoffmann Beehive Pattern

Produced by Chiarastella Cattana Early twentieth-century textile design inspired by the Wiener WerkstätteHandcrafted in Italy's Dolomite Mountains50% linen / 50% cotton 21 x 26 in.

Neue Towel

Koloman Moser 1899 textile designFabric produced by BackhausenHand-tailored by Kathe Williams Double-sided pillow cover with sham closureGrosgrain welt edgeCotton/poly blend 90/10 feather down insert Two Sizes:16 x 12 in. 16 x 16 in.

Koloman Moser Föhn Cushion

Produced by Alicia Adams Alpaca100% pure baby alpaca, hand-loomedTaupe with forest windowpane checkBlanket-stitch edge51 x 71 in.

Alpine Throw

Produced by R. Horn's ViennaHand-stitched pebbled calf-skin handles and fasteners Loden exterior of 100% Merino wool Waterproof washable interior Nickel-plated brass hardwareTote unzips to create 20 x 43 in. waterproof sitting blanket *Totes available in gray loden only

R. Horn Loden Tote Bag/Blanket

Josef HoffmannTextile design 1909Produced by Joh. Backhausen & Söhne100% Linen Available per yard, or as:Napkin 18 x 18 in. Placemat 14 x 18 in.Pillow Cover 16 x 16 in.Tablecloth 52 x 52 in. Cocktail ApronFull-length Apron

Hoffmann Rectangles Pattern

Han Feng for Neue NOWWiener Werkstätte textile pattern ca. 1910100% silk charmeuseFeatures two discreet pockets 20 x 84 in. Han Feng is a creative force known for her fashion accessories, ready-to-wear clothing line, and stage costumes. Based in New York and Shanghai, she continues to push the line between art and design. A highly refined aesthetic informs every element of her work. LIMITED QUANTITIES / WHILE SUPPLIES LASTOriginal price $292, now $240 SAVE MORE WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT FINAL SALE /NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS

Wiener Carré Shawl

Han Feng for Neue NOW Wiener Werkstätte textile pattern ca. 1910 100% silk charmeuse, fully reversibleBoth sides feature two hip pockets and one breast pocketSlim fit, one size / 27 in. sleeve, 47 in. hem Han Feng is a creative force known for her fashion accessories, ready-to-wear clothing line, and stage costumes. Based in New York and Shanghai, she continues to push the line between art and design. A highly refined aesthetic informs every element of her work.

Wiener Carré Kimono

Hand-tailored by Kathe WilliamsAdjustable D-ring neck tie Extra-long finished waist ties Two large hip pockets, one large bib pocket Available in five Wiener Werkstätte textile designs Shown: Josef Hoffmann 1907 beehive pattern

Wiener Werkstätte Full-length Apron

Josef Hoffmann Adler patternDesigned 1910100% Swiss cotton batiste22 x 22 in.

Hoffmann Adler Handkerchief

Josef HoffmannTextile design 1910-13 100% cotton Available as: Napkin 18 x 18 in. Placemat 14 x 18 in. Pillow Cover 16 x 16 in.Cocktail ApronFull-length Apron

Hoffmann Riva Pattern

Madeline Weinrib for Neue NOW Designed 2009 100% silk velvet Ikat hand-woven in Uzbekistan 100% Belgian linen back with mother-of-pearl buttons Whip-stitched suede piping Ikat is an Indonesian word that literally translates as "to bind." In this anicent weaving technique, threads of silk are intricately knotted to create areas of resistance, then hand-dyed. When they are unbound and carefully woven onto small handlooms, the pattern of the fabric appears. This labor-intensive process results in unique home accessories that celebrate the beauty of hand-crafted artisanal design. Each is a work of art.

Madeline Weinrib Velvet Ikat Cushions

Toile de Vienne Sara Nesbitt for Neue NOWHand-tailored by Kathe WilliamsDouble sided flange-edge pillow cover100% cotton16 x 16 in. Feather down insert available separately

Toile de Vienne Pillow Cover

Hand-tailored by Kathe WilliamsShown in Werkstätte Rectangles pattern100% linen with navy cotton canvas pipingRemovable inserts made of organic cotton twill and non-toxic, chemical-free organic cotton stuffingL. 20 x W. 20 x H. 8 in. Shown with the Neue Hund Resort Harness

Neue Hund Daybed

Josef Hoffmann Beehive textile design, 1907Hand-tailored double sided flange-edge pillowcase with feather down insert100% linen16 x 16 in.

Wiener Werkstätte Beehive Pillow

Toile de Vienne Sara Nesbitt for Neue NOW Designed 2012 18 x 18 in. Hand tailored in 100% cotton

Toile de Vienne Napkins

Toile de Vienne Sara Nesbitt for Neue NOWHand-tailored by Kathe WilliamsFull-length with adjustable D-ring neck tie Extra long finished waist ties Two large hip pockets, one large bib pocket100% cotton

Toile de Vienne Full-length Apron

Josef Hoffmann Designed 1909 100% linen Original design courtesy Backhausen Archive, Vienna Per yard, bolt width 56 in.

Hoffmann Rectangles Textile

Inspired by the Wiener Werkstätte 100% mercerized cotton hand-loomed in Austria Color options include black/white, blue, green, red, yellow, or bespoke Placemat 14 x 18 in. (approximate) Table Runner 14 x 58 in. (approximate)

Hand-Loomed Table Linens

Dagobert Peche textile design 1922Fabric produced by Backhausen, vintage textileHand-tailored by Kathe Williams Double sided flange-edge pillowcaseCotton/poly blend with 90/10 feather down insert Two Sizes:16 x 16 in. 16 x 12 in.

Viola Cushion

Deborah Sharpe for Neue NOWInspired by a 1910 Wiener Werkstätte textile design100% Italian linen, with chain stitch embroidery, hemstitch border, and mitered cornersNapkin 22 x 22 in.Placemat 15 x 20 in.Bellflower Blue One napkin and placemat per set

Embroidered Table Linens

Inspired by the Wiener WerkstätteProduced by Busatti60% linen, 40% cotton69 x 69 in.

Vienna 1900 Tablecloth

Produced by Chiarastella Cattana Early twentieth-century textile design inspired by the Wiener WerkstätteHandcrafted in Italy's Dolomite Mountains 50% linen / 50% cotton 21 x 26 in.

Toile de Vienne Sara Nesbitt for Neue NOW Designed 2012 18 x 14 in. Hand tailored in 100% cotton

Toile de Vienne Placemats

Madeline Weinrib for Neue NOW Designed 2011 70% silk 30% cotton Ikat, hand-woven in Uzbekistan 100% Belgian linen back with mother-of-pearl buttons Whip-stitched suede piping Ikat is an Indonesian word that literally translates as "to bind." In this ancient weaving technique, threads of silk and cotton are intricately knotted to create areas of resistance, then hand-dyed. When they are unbound and carefully woven onto small handlooms, the pattern in the fabric appears. The labor-intensive process results in unique home accessories that celebrate the beauty of hand-crafted artisanal design. Each is a work of art.

Madeline Weinrib Opium Ikat Cushions

Hand-tailored by Kathe WilliamsThree pockets with finished waist tiesAvailable in six Wiener Werkstätte textile designsShown: Josef Hoffmann 1909 Rectangles pattern, 100% linen

Wiener Werkstätte Cocktail Apron

Jacquard weave designed by Chiarastella CattanaHand-tailored by Kathe Williams Double-sided with grosgrain welt edge and sham closure90/10 feather down insert Two Sizes:16 x 16 in. 16 x 12 in.

Checks Cushion

Inspired by the Vienna Secession Building and it's iconic dome of 3,000 gilt laurel leaves Produced by Anke DrechselKlimt-blue 100% silk velvet cushionHand-embroidered with naturally golden Tussar silkDuck feather insert12 x 20 in.20 x 20. in.

Vienna Secession Velvet Cushion

Sara Nesbitt for Neue NOWDesigned 2012 Vienna is a city of old-world charm and grace, renowned equally for its architectural beauty and the beau monde that lived there. In tribute to the loveliness of this city and the graceful, carefree air of Viennese life, the Neue Galerie Design Shop is proud to introduce Toile de Vienne. Toile de Jouy ("cloth of Jouy") was first produced in France during the eighteenth century. Toile patterns often feature rustic or pastoral scenes and have been used in fashion and interiors. Playful and richly detailed, Toile de Vienne honors this tradition. Hand-drawn by fine artist Sara Nesbitt, Toile de Vienne features five historical landmarks of Vienna, alongside icons of early twentieth century Viennese modernism. Says Nesbitt, “I'm intrigued by the ambiguous spatial and subjective quality of traditional Toile fabrics, as well as the depiction of the themes and the ideas of the Age of Enlightenment. The time in which they were created has so much to say to our own time.” Individual scenes include the gothic grandeur of the Stephansdom, the rebellious spirit of the Secession Hall, the Prater's shady promenades, and the baroque stateliness of the Belvedere palace and the Karlskirche. 100% cottonAvailable per yard, or as: Napkin 18 x 18 in. Placemat 14 x 18 in. Pillow Cover 16 x 16 in. Tablecloth 58 x 58 in. Cocktail ApronFull-length Apron

Toile de Vienne Pattern

Josef Hoffmann Designed 1902 Produced by Backhausen 100% wool velour Width 27 in., sold per yard

Hoffmann Square Carpet

Produced by Alicia Adams Alpaca100% pure baby alpacaTwist fringe edge51 x 71 in.

Vienna Carriage Throw

Josef Hoffmann textile design Riva, 1910-13Hand-tailored double sided flange-edge pillowcase with feather down insert100% cotton16 x 16 in.

Wiener Werkstätte Riva Pillow

Josef Hoffmann Rectangles textile design, 1909Hand-tailored double sided flange-edge pillowcase with feather down insert100% linen18 x 18 in.

Wiener Werkstätte Rectangles Pillow

Produced by BusattiExterior: 60% linen / 40% cottonInterior: 100% cotton terrycloth28 x 72 in.

Abbazia Roll-up Towel

Han Feng for Neue NOWBiedermeier Linden Branch textile design, ca. 1827100% cotton24 x 24 in.Wrapping gifts in cloth is an ancient Japanese tradition known as furoshiki. Today, it remains an elegant alternative to traditional wrapping paper that is both sustainable and reusable. Wrapping cloths are available individually, or as a set of three.

Linden Branch Wrapping Cloth / Furoshiki

Produced by Busatti60% linen / 40% cottonHand-woven in Tuscany on antique shuttle loomsTablecloth 69 x 69 in. Napkins 16 x 16 in.

Hoffmann Check Table Linens

Heinz Weingarten textile design 1912Fabric produced by BackhausenHand-tailored by Kathe Williams Double sided flange-edge pillowcase100% viscoseIncludes 10/90 down/feather insert Two Sizes:16 x 16 in. 16 x 12 in.

Green Leaf and Berry Cushion

Produced by Chiarastella CattanaHandcrafted in the heart of the Italian DolomitesJacquard woven 50% linen 50% cotton79 x 79 in. / Pattern D. 70 in.

Jugendstil Tablecloth

Tamar Mogendorff for Neue NOWInspired by Dagobert Peche (1887-1923)Hand-stitched and dyed Belgian linen, embellished with sequins and filled with organic dry rice

Tamar Mogendorff Pomegranate

Produced by Busatti100% cottonHand-woven in Tuscany on antique shuttle loomsTablecloth 69 x 69 in. Napkins 16 x 16 in. Available in cornflower blue and persimmon

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Wiener Werkstätte Napkins and Placemats

Vienna 1900 Towel

Hoffmann Riva Handkerchief

Madeline Weinrib Daphne Napkin Collection

Wiener Werkstätte Fabric Bone

Hoffmann Beehive Pattern

Neue Towel

Koloman Moser Föhn Cushion

Vienna 1900 Towel

Alpine Throw

R. Horn Loden Tote Bag/Blanket

Hoffmann Rectangles Pattern

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