Romo launched a new line of textiles that is the shared vision of its design director, Emily Mould, and couturier Alice Temperley. For inspiration, the two researched Temperley’s archive for elements to translate into home fabrics.
Drawing from two decades of embroideries and hand-painted prints (Temperley’s clients include Catherine, the Princess of Wales, as well as Hollywood royalty Beyoncé and Penélope Cruz), the result is a collection of fabrics—cottons, velvets, satins and weaves—wallcoverings and trims displaying a fantastical mix of imagery.
From leopard prints to Art Deco-like palm fronds to Chinoiserie peonies, these textiles will satisfy the most sartorial of Southern Californians and can be experienced firsthand at Romo’s Pacific Design Center showroom, which opened last fall.
