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toile

[twahl] / twɑl /


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There is a set of mannequins showing three stages of a dress, from cut paper pattern to toile mockup to the finished garment, by Katungulu Mwendwa, whose Katush line is designed in her home studio in Nairobi, Kenya.

From New York Times

When used sparingly, such as in a feature wall or a smaller area, toile wallpaper can infuse a space with a sense of whimsy and vintage allure.

From Seattle Times

The versatility of toile patterns allows for creative interpretations, including oversized designs, monochromatic schemes or unexpected color combinations, making them adaptable to a range of modern aesthetics.

From Seattle Times

The word “toile” is derived from the French word “toile de Jouy,” which translates to “cloth from Jouy.”

From Seattle Times

During its early years, toile fabric was primarily printed using engraved copper plates, which allowed for the intricate and detailed designs it is known for.

From Seattle Times