Heritage collection
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Heritage Collection

TREYES HANDBLOCK Lee Jofa pattern 2010151 Original pattern 637110 LJ Arthur H. Lee introduced the original Treyes Handblock pattern, printed with 20 handblocks, to Lee Jofa in 1963. Inspired by an Indian tree of life design dating back to the 1920s, the original documentary version was on linen union, but Eric Cohler felt that it would be beautifully presented on glazed cotton as a true English country house chintz.

ROSEBANK PRINT Lee Jofa patterns 2010152 and 2010153 Original pattern 789000 LJ Rosebank originated in the 1850s during the heyday of Victorian floral design. The handblocked pattern was introduced to Lee Jofa by Johnson and Faulkner in 1913 and remains in the line to this day as a screen print. Diamond and Baratta love classic floral English chintzes and jumped at the opportunity to recolor this classic print for today’s market.

CLARENDON PRINT Lee Jofa pattern 2010157 Original pattern 839520 LJ The original design for the Clarendon Print was created in the 19th century when the Victorians delighted in bringing the outdoors in.Though originally printed by handblock, Clarendon has appeared in the Lee Jofa collections as a screen print on cotton chintz since 1983. Suzanne Rheinstein chose to recolor this classic English documentary floral on linen.

GADDESDEN PRINT Lee Jofa pattern 2010154 Original pattern 2000235 LJ The original Gaddesden Print first appeared in the Lee Jofa collection in 2000. David Easton selected Gaddesden, a screen adaptation of a Jacobean tree of life block dating from the 1920s, with the intent of adding texture to the background and softening the look for today’s market.

NYMPHEUS HANDBLOCK Lee Jofa pattern 2010150 Original pattern 697130 LJ The design for Nympheus Handblock dates back to 1915. The inspiration for the design came from the silk panels of a 15th century Ming Dynasty screen, which had been painted with inks and mineral pigments. O’Brien took into consideration the effects of the blocking process, and colored Nympheus Handblock knowing that many designers favor the softer, muted motifs and colors displayed on the reverse side of the fabric.

NEW SHIRAZ PRINT Lee Jofa patterns 2010155 and 2010156 Original pattern 960057 LJ The Shiraz Print, a multicolored floral inspired by an antique rug design, was developed by Lee Jofa in 1996. Suzanne Kasler chose to reimagine this popular design for the Heritage collection. By tracing the outline of the design and recoloring it with one color on white and natural linen, she transformed the pattern and gave it an entirely new look.

Heritage Collection FA BRIC ID ENTIF IC ATI ON Cover Deborah Tufted Sofa HT4706-6: Lexington Tweed in Oyster 2010147.1 Daniel Chair HT4705-20: Hollyhock Block in Multi 2011118.519 Left Pillow: Tivoli Antico in Red 2008117-19 Right Pillow: Queen Victoria in Evergre 960033-30, Trim Wessex Mini Cord in Lichen Lucille Side Table 9850 Lamp TL93, Glass Urn with Fern pattern Drapery Panel Fabric: Hisari Ikat in Blue 2008136-515,Trim Perandor Braid in Blue TL10013.5 Carpet:Valmont in Camel Eric Cohler 60” Single Pedestal Dining Table WD6-60RD, Fruitwood Medium Distress Greek Key Side Chairs...

HERITAGE COLLECTION FABRIC IDENTIFICATION David Easton Chatham Recliner H46I0-20 Emperor Finish: Gaddesden in Linen 2010154.116 Grid Bench H462I-40 Emperor Finish: ChecquersVelve in Brick 2001179.24 Drapery Panels: Gaddesden in Linen 2.010154.1 16,Trim Myron in Amber TL10087.430 Wall Upholstery: Gaddesden in Linen 2010154.116 Thomas O'Brien Custom Screen: Nympheus Print in Teal 2010150.1 3, Back- Academy Weave in Sand 2346-GWF. I 16 Vintage Lounge Chair: Nympheus Print in Aubergine (reverse facing) 20101 50.909 Vintage High Back Chair: Nympheus Print in Aubergine 20101 50.909 Pillow Under...

Heritage Collection THE HERITAGE COLLECTION CELEBRATES LEE JOFA’S RICH HISTORY OF GREAT DESIGN. WE ASKED OUR AMAZINGLY TALENTED LICENSING PARTNERS TO IDENTIFY A FAVORITE ICONIC LEE JOFA PRINT AND REINVENT IT BASED ON THEIR UNIQUE STYLE AND SIGNATURE PALETTE. ADDITIONALLY, OUR DESIGN STUDIO REINTERPRETED LEE JOFA’S FAMOUS HOLLYHOCK BY HAND BLOCKING IT ON NATURAL LINEN. THE RESULT IS A FABULOUS OFFERING OF BEAUTIFUL FABRICS IN NEW COMPOSITIONS, COLORS AND TEXTURES UPDATED TO REFLECT THE INDIVIDUALITY OF THE DESIGNER AND THE EVOLVING AESTHETIC OF LEE JOFA. FOR PRODUCT IDS, PLEASE VISIT...