Olmstead 883

OLMSTEAD is an octagonal trellis aptly named for Frederick Law Olmstead, the landscape architect responsible for the inception of Central Park. This double-width fil-coupé trellis is first fully woven before being individually piece dyed. Woven on a mixed warp, each fibre takes colour differently, making the melange effect in the base more apparent. Shown railroaded, OLMSTEAD has a soft finishing and is offered in a crisp white, creamy ivory, soft sky blue and dove grey.