The Textile Eye - Report 10

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What makes an iconic American design? Join us for a look at style-defining color and pattern, from historical companies established during the gilded age to mid-century masters to the cutting-edge designers defining the tastes of tomorrow. Three Q&As take us into the world of wallpaper. Profiles cover Lori Weitzner, the BADG designers involved in the Orejen for S. Harris collection, and the amazing Suzie Zuzek, the talent behind vintage Lilly Pulitzer.

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