Though they first rose to fame in 18th century France—when Jouy-en-Josas–based manufacturer Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf began selling his pastoral prints to aristocrats like Marie Antoinette—toile de Jouy prints are being reimagined for today’s interiors in an array of whimsical ways. Here, Business of Home presents six toile-esque styles to try in an upcoming project.
Courtesy of Phillip Jeffries
TOULOUSE TOILE WALLCOVERING — PHILLIP JEFFRIES
Available in six hues (including blue, green and pale pink) and four grounds, this palm tree–accented paper will transport your clients straight to France.
Courtesy of Scout Design Studio
CUSTOM MINAJ BENCH — SCOUT DESIGN STUDIO
In the market for seating with a sense of humor? This bespoke design is dressed in Texas artist and designer Katie Kime’s cowboy boot–clad Dallas Toile fabric.
Courtesy of Milton & King
REALM WALLPAPER IN BLUSH — MILTON & KING
Offered in a rainbow of colorways ranging from rosy Blush to deep aubergine Plum, this whimsical wonder showcases an array of mythical creatures and folklore-inspired motifs. » See the entire collection
Courtesy of Romo
ISENZO WALLCOVERING IN TONKA BY BLACK EDITION — ROMO
Cast on a shimmering silk-like background and channeling the nostalgia of an antique tapestry, this moody beauty shines in any room it enters.
Courtesy of Area Environments
TOILE HOUSES WALLCOVERING — AREA ENVIRONMENTS
This hand-illustrated paper by Saint Paul, Minnesota–based artist Elizabeth Wakefield supplies an artful focal point.
Courtesy of Lulu and Georgia
DORS GRASSCLOTH WALLPAPER — LULU AND GEORGIA
Talk about natural charm! This delightful Jake Arnold–designed number is adorned in mountains, trees and birds.
Products featured in this article have been sourced from BOH’s Collections vertical, a showcase of the latest debuts from some of the industry’s leading brands.
