Bonbon, originally introduced in 2022, is such an outstanding success, Rogers & Goffigon has added nine exciting new colors into their textile collection, in beautiful shades a little richer than the original seventeen colorsways. This spectacular, soft and supple linen fabric measures almost ten and a half feet wide. Used railroaded as a drapery fabric for tall windows, or across long lengths of windows, all without having seams, is just one of many applications for this very versatile fabric. The wide width also makes Bonbon a great selection for bedding: coverlets without seams, for one. Bonbon is also ideal for Roman shades, slipcovers and upholstery! This fabric has a very soft hand and a washed finish, adding to its overall nuance.

The latest introduction into the Rogers & Goffigon textile collection, Putucusi, is a fabulous thick, textural, upholstery fabric with a handwoven look, available in seven earth-toned colorways. The inspiration for the name comes from the “ladders” on the Putucusi Mountain hike, a super challenging hike near Machu Pichu. In order to reach the summit of Putucusi, there are seven sets of steep vertical wooden stairs, or ladders, to climb. These stairs resemble the woven design of our fabric, Putucusi, a lovely two-toned fabric with colorways evocative of the lush surrounding landscape. Putucusi is a combination of densely woven, linen and wool with a very stable structure, therefore it’s a great selection for active households in any style of interior.

Rogers & Goffigon is excited to bring back an old favorite into their textile collection. Trellis II was originally introduced in the early years of the company and due to popular demand, the same beautiful double windowpane sheer has been re-released. Trellis II is available in one colorway, a cheerful bright white. Letting daylight shine through, yet providing some privacy is one of the highlights of this open weave fabric. What makes this design even more special is the double windowpane grid created by a weaving technique that resembles drawn thread embroidery, woven in a grid of parallel bands of semi sheer horizontal and vertical quarter inch lines. Where the double vertical and horizontal lines intersect, a square is formed with four open corners, completing this attractive, graphically gridded design.

Cube with Dot, a soft merino wool and linen upholstery weight fabric, is the latest introduction into the Rogers & Goffigon textile collection. This nifty basketweave, reversible fabric with a subtle checked pattern and texture is available in five earthy, triple-toned colorways: shades of dark and light greys, browns and blues. Cube with Dot is a handsome checkerboard pattern with a yarn running through the middle like a small dot, and each colorway having a line of off-white running horizontally through the check. It is also possible use Cube with Dot railroaded to avoid seaming, as on a sofa. The exceptional dense weave and structure of Cube with Dot makes this fabric an ideal selection for active households or heavy-use furnishings such as sofas and dining room seating. Merino wool and lambswool are the softest qualities of wool possible and a perfect selection for libraries, ski homes, or other ambient, cozy winter climate interiors.

Splatterware, a dense, textural, upholstery fabric, is the latest introduction into the Rogers & Goffigon textile collection It is available in seven bright, cheerful, beautiful, colorways, each combined with white. Splatterware is woven with a thick white bouclé yarn in the warp and weft, combined with a thinner dyed yarn also in the warp and weft, creating a pattern evocative of the Splatterware pottery technique which originated circa 1750 in England, whereby a color is sponged or splattered onto a solid background color. The heavily textured yarns and intricate weave yields a very thick, stable, good looking fabric for use in any style of décor.

Rogers & Goffigon is excited to introduce another wool sheer fabric with a very original weave and texture, Bloopy, into their textile collection. Bloopy is available in two colorways: 9300011-01 Alfredo (creamy white), and -02 Salt & Pepper (two-toned, grey and off white). This semi-sheer, super textured fabric is woven using a very heavy weight multi-plied bouclé lambswool yarn and a thin wool yarn. The thin yarn used in the warp, is threaded in pairs and woven in such a way that the pairs criss-cross, locking the fill yarns in place. As in our fabric, Egg Cups, the fill yarns in Bloopy are alternating bouclé and thin yarns. Known as a leno weave, this clever construction prevents the yarns from slipping, giving firmness and strength the cloth. A unique design and concept in the industry, Bloopy is best suited for draperies, lined or unlined. It can add some warmth to a room in a cooler climate without being dense or bulky, offer privacy, and at the same time, let light in.

Fauve Stripe, is the third in the trio of spectacular striped linen fabrics to be introduced into the Rogers & Goffigon textile collection. Bold color combinations as well as signature blues and grays, characterize these seven dynamic colorways. The term Fauve, literally meaning vivid in color, is a nod to the group of French painters, like Matisse, from the early 20th Century whose works were characterized by striking colors in immediate juxtaposition and in marked contrast to the adjacent color. These lively stripes will punctuate any interior with a splash of color. The cozy soft hand makes Fauve Stripe an ideal for upholstery, slipcovers, draperies, and many other applications.

Rogers & Goffigon is excited to introduce a spectacular, geometric patterned, upholstery fabric, Mica, into their textile collection. Mica is available in three colorways all on a loopy off-white bouclé ground: Angelite with blue tones, Resin with warm grays and amber, and Galena with shades of gray. This super, intricately woven jacquard fabric has a mid-century modern look to it. The design of various sized, randomly scattered rectangular shapes that represent chips of mica, is achieved by the ombré effect woven into the colored blocks which float on a soft field of a lambswool bouclé. These geometric shapes inspired the fabric’s name. Mica combines textures of different weaves in a variety of yarns throughout its large repeat. Best suited for upholstery, Mica, works beautifully applied to any style of furniture, especially large-scale pieces, in any style of interior.

Patmos, a beautiful linen with a Greek-inspired zig zag pattern, available in an assortment of seven soft colorways, is new to the Rogers & Goffigon textile collection. This fabric is suitable for a multitude of applications, including upholstery. Patmos, was inspired by the amazing ancient design of rounded pebble mosaic floors called Choklakai found in the Greek islands. The light color background of each of Patmos’s colorways is evocative of the shades of limestone and the whitewash surfaces of the structures on the Dodecanese Islands.

Cabin Stripe, another spectacular striped fabric, is the latest introduction to the Rogers & Goffigon textile collection. Cabin Stripe is the second of three new and amazing striped fabrics, with the third coming soon. This fabulous linen with varied width stripes in two- and three-color combinations range from blues, to grays, reds and soft naturals; nine colorways in all. We show four of them in the photograph above. This soft and supple twill-weave fabric has a nice hand making it ideal for upholstery, slipcovers, draperies, and many other applications.

Rogers & Goffigon is excited to introduce a unique, geometric patterned, upholstery fabric, Blocks, into their textile collection. It is available in two colorways: Skyscraper, in sky and cloud tones, and Campo, in the colors of a late afternoon landscape. Blocks has a modernist look to it, combining a grid of rectangular shapes woven in patches of loopy bouclé and plain weave, all in different yarns, creating an overall patchwork design reminiscent of a cubist or minimalist painting. This cotton, mohair, alpaca and wool upholstery-weight fabric with a large repeat works beautifully on contemporary furniture as well as traditional pieces in any style of interior.

Nest, an incredible linen fabric with a unique circular design and weave, is the latest exciting introduction to the Rogers & Goffigon textile collection. Nest is a large pattern repeat with a circle design resembling small nests evenly spaced throughout the yardage. Being a tone-on-tone design, the effect is textural and understated. This fabric is a masterful construction of seemingly loose frayed ends comprising the circle design, but these ends are cleverly and tightly secured in place using a proprietary weaving technique created by an embroidered fabric specialist who designs luxury fabrics for Paris and Milan fashion houses. The best use for this fabric is draperies and would be especially beautiful in a mid-century modern or contemporary setting. Nest is available in two colorways: natural and the softest off-white.