Brunschwig & Fils

Brunschwig & Fils fabrics, wallcoverings and furnishings have appeared for more than a century in the world’s most beautiful and iconic interiors, from grand rooms in the White House and the Palace of Versailles to romantic country retreats in cottages and seaside homes.Brunschwig & Fils was founded in France by Achille Brunschwig in 1891 with his son Roger opening a New York office in 1925.  The company has always acknowledged that French style, in décor, fashion, design, colour and the art of living, is at the heart of the company.

The ever iconic Chinese Leopard Toile, originally a block-printed cotton fabric from 1959, is now available in a coordinating wallcovering.

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Brunschwig & Fils presents a modern and sophisticated collection of exclusive fabrics and trimmings in collaboration with renowned Montreal designer Richard Ouellette of Les Ensembliers.

Eclectic in style, the collection calls upon Brunschwig & Fils’ treasured archives along with remarkable new designs inspired by Richard Ouellette’s storied past as a fashion designer.

Brunschwig and Fils’ newest collection, Summer Palace, emulates the natural beauty and wonder of the best preserved imperial garden in the world in seven show-stopping patterns with matching wallcoverings. Each pattern seamlessly echoes the many delights of the garden and emulates Chinese life and folklore. Colored in the exuberant hues reflecting today’s color trends, this collection tells the story of historical Chinese culture and the harmonious essence and wonder of the magnificent Summer Palace gardens. Summer Palace mirrors the meticulous detail of the landscaped gardens and ancient pavilions of this landmark location. 

Also Available as a Wallpaper, Please contact us for more information.

Brunschwig and Fils’ newest collection, Summer Palace, emulates the natural beauty and wonder of the best preserved imperial garden in the world in seven show-stopping patterns with matching wallcoverings.

Each pattern seamlessly echoes the many delights of the garden and emulates Chinese life and folklore. Colored in the exuberant hues reflecting today’s color trends, this collection tells the story of historical Chinese culture and the harmonious essence and wonder of the magnificent Summer Palace gardens.

Summer Palace mirrors the meticulous detail of the landscaped gardens and ancient pavilions of this landmark location.

Brunschwig and Fils’ newest collection, Summer Palace, emulates the natural beauty and wonder of the best preserved imperial garden in the world in seven show-stopping patterns with matching wallcoverings. Each pattern seamlessly echoes the many delights of the garden and emulates Chinese life and folklore. Colored in the exuberant hues reflecting today’s color trends, this collection tells the story of historical Chinese culture and the harmonious essence and wonder of the magnificent Summer Palace gardens. Summer Palace mirrors the meticulous detail of the landscaped gardens and ancient pavilions of this landmark location

 Also Available as a Wallpaper, Please contact us for more information.

Brunschwig and Fils’ newest collection, Summer Palace, emulates the natural beauty and wonder of the best preserved imperial garden in the world in seven show-stopping patterns with matching wallcoverings.

Each pattern seamlessly echoes the many delights of the garden and emulates Chinese life and folklore. Colored in the exuberant hues reflecting today’s color trends, this collection tells the story of historical Chinese culture and the harmonious essence and wonder of the magnificent Summer Palace gardens. Summer Palace mirrors the meticulous detail of the landscaped gardens and ancient pavilions of this landmark location.

European trade with China brought about a passion for chinoiserie, a style that captured fantasies of Chinese life – ephemeral pagodas, long-tailed birds, men in coolie hats, flower laden vines.

During the 18th century, French artist Jean Baptiste Pillement combined Chinese themes in a particular and stylish manner which proved to be very popular. Le Jardin Chinois celebrates the fantasy and timelessness of chinoiserie. The collection is a reflection of the West’s artistic fascination with the lifestyles, imagery, crafts and colors of this faraway land. The Brunschwig & Fils archive provided some of the designs that have been included in the numerous prints, weaves and embroideries found in the collection.

European trade with China brought about a passion for chinoiserie, a style that captured fantasies of Chinese life – ephemeral pagodas, long-tailed birds, men in coolie hats, flower laden vines. During the 18th century, French artist Jean Baptiste Pillement combined Chinese themes in a particular and stylish manner which proved to be very popular.

Le Jardin Chinois celebrates the fantasy and timelessness of chinoiserie. The collection is a reflection of the West’s artistic fascination with the lifestyles, imagery, crafts and colors of this faraway land.

The Brunschwig & Fils archive provided some of the designs that have been included in the numerous prints, weaves and embroideries found in the collection.

Brunschwig & Fils fabrics, wallcoverings and furnishings have appeared for more than a century in the world’s most beautiful and iconic interiors, from grand rooms in the White House and the Palace of Versailles to romantic country retreats in cottages and seaside homes.Brunschwig & Fils was founded in France by Achille Brunschwig in 1891 with his son Roger opening a New York office in 1925. 

The company has always acknowledged that French style, in décor, fashion, design, colour and the art of living, is at the heart of the company

Brunschwig & Fils fabrics, wallcoverings and furnishings have appeared for more than a century in the world’s most beautiful and iconic interiors, from grand rooms in the White House and the Palace of Versailles to romantic country retreats in cottages and seaside homes.

Brunschwig & Fils was founded in France by Achille Brunschwig in 1891 with his son Roger opening a New York office in 1925.  The company has always acknowledged that French style, in décor, fashion, design, colour and the art of living, is at the heart of the company