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NEW FOR 2021: TERRAIN© 2020, Fabric and Steel

TERRAIN reflects the relationship between the natural fibers used inthe weave and natural elements used in the built object or space.Mary Corse, Black Earth Series, Untitled (1978) CeramicDia Art Foundation

This collection is a conversation between the organic and the created. Natural fibers are used in this “built” or woven fabric –and the design inspiration is that of natural materials used in works of art and architecture.

TERRAIN’s color ways, Timber, Lake, Clay and Sand were inspired by water, wood and earth –and how these essential things are transformed into artistic and functional expressions.

TIM BERJB Blunk, UntitledAcrylic on redwood barkJB Blunk, Portal Arch (1976)Redwood Private collectionConstantin Brancusi1. King of Kings (1938), Oak2. The Sorceress (1916-24), Walnut on limestone base Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York

TERRAIN TIMBERContent:52% cotton, 31% Belgian linen, 11% viscose, 6% polyesterCare:Dry CleanOrigin:Woven in BelgiumWidth:54”F&S Catalog #:2420

LAKEAnish Kapoor, Descension (2017)

Content:52% cotton, 31% Belgian linen, 11% viscose, 6% polyesterCare:Dry CleanOrigin:Woven in BelgiumWidth:54”F&S Catalog #:2400TER RAIN LAKE

SANDJB Blunk, Untitled (1982) Ceramic

Content:52% cotton, 31% Belgian linen, 11% viscose, 6% polyesterCare:Dry CleanOrigin:Woven in BelgiumWidth:54”F&S Catalog #:2460TER RAIN SAND

CLAYAndy Goldsworthy, Clay Wall, Dried (1999) Musee Departemental De Digne, Haute Provence, France Collection of the artist(close up above and full room below)Mary Corse, Black Earth SeriesUntitled (1978)Ceramic Collection of the artist

Content:52% cotton, 31% Belgian linen, 11% viscose, 6% polyesterCare:Dry CleanOrigin:Woven in BelgiumWidth:54”F&S Catalog #:2440TER RAIN CLAY

TERRAIN embodies the organic in its materiality and its aesthetic – it feels like life lived in comfortable spaces – of expression rather than rule following. There is a constant interaction between what occurs organically and life guided by what is built – the space or object itself. The neutral color pallet provides comfort and peace – a place to live authentically with natural fibers and the feeling of ease and simple elegance.

Fabric and Steel makes artisan-crafted textiles. Our fabrics are designed in Brooklyn, woven in Belgium and hand screen printed in New England.Fabric and Steel was founded by Michele Dopp. Michele has worked in the interior design industry for nearly 20 years. She holds a degree in art history from New York University. Her experience, education and passion for architecture and design propel the quality and inform the aesthetic of the F&S collection.