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Erinn V. Collection by Hartmann&Forbes
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Erinn V. Collection by Hartmann&Forbes
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Founder of the award-winning Erinn V. Design Group and Erinn V. furniture brand, as well as the visionary behind StyleRow, Erinn Valencich’s signature look is synonymous with the classic California lifestyle. Based in Santa Barbara, she creates designs that are distinguished by impeccable craftsmanship and luxe livability, resulting in dynamic spaces with a sense of drama. Valencich’s wide-ranging work has been featured in such publications as Architectural Digest and Elle Decor and includes projects from coast to coast. Her collection by Hartmann&Forbes was inspired by the play of light through an open weave across a window and the natural textures and colors of the California coast.

Whitecaps woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering: Evocative of waves breaking on the shore, refined ramie is woven with richly dimensional ramie slubs that ebb and flow across the canvas, producing an artful abstract pattern conjuring the look of cresting seas.
Whitecaps woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering: Evocative of waves breaking on the shore, refined ramie is woven with richly dimensional ramie slubs that ebb and flow across the canvas, producing an artful abstract pattern conjuring the look of cresting seas.
Whitecaps woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering
Whitecaps woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering
Whitecaps, offered in four colorways
Whitecaps, offered in four colorways
Whitecaps on the loom: Shades are hand-woven to size, up to 180" wide.
Whitecaps on the loom: Shades are hand-woven to size, up to 180" wide.
Inspired by traditional fishing nets, At Sea woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering features an open weave hand-loomed from natural palm and ramie fibers. Rendered in a range of coastal hues, the design’s rhythmic grid pattern gives the textural tableaux a sense of structure that suits formal and informal settings alike.
Inspired by traditional fishing nets, At Sea woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering features an open weave hand-loomed from natural palm and ramie fibers. Rendered in a range of coastal hues, the design’s rhythmic grid pattern gives the textural tableaux a sense of structure that suits formal and informal settings alike.
At Sea woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering
At Sea woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering
At Sea, offered in five colorways
At Sea, offered in five colorways
At Sea on the loom: Shades are hand-woven to size, up to 180" wide.
At Sea on the loom: Shades are hand-woven to size, up to 180" wide.
Dockside woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering draws inspiration from picturesque docks found along the West Coast. Variegated stripes descend the relaxed ramie weave, evoking the profile of a pier and producing a play of texture and tension against the tonal, open ground.
Dockside woven-to-size grassweave windowcovering draws inspiration from picturesque docks found along the West Coast. Variegated stripes descend the relaxed ramie weave, evoking the profile of a pier and producing a play of texture and tension against the tonal, open ground.
Dockside, offered in four colorways
Dockside, offered in four colorways
Dockside on the loom: Shades are handwoven to size, up to 180" wide.
Dockside on the loom: Shades are handwoven to size, up to 180" wide.
“The inspiration for this collection was to design a very usable and livable neutral assortment of windowcoverings that would fit well in a modern home to warm it up or in a traditional home to modernize it. Hartmann&Forbes’s natural hand-woven fibers provide organic beauty and texture that bring an extra element to the design, making it so special and luxurious.” —Erinn Valencich
“The inspiration for this collection was to design a very usable and livable neutral assortment of windowcoverings that would fit well in a modern home to warm it up or in a traditional home to modernize it. Hartmann&Forbes’s natural hand-woven fibers provide organic beauty and texture that bring an extra element to the design, making it so special and luxurious.” —Erinn Valencich