Jennifer Shorto Textiles

Peony, in Aqua 🩵 The coolness of aqua, the dry warmth of raffia. The uneven weave lets a little of each colour come and go. Woven in Como, with a Martindale rub count of 15,000.

Peony, in Green 🍃 A pale, watery green running through the warm, dry texture of raffia. Woven in Como, with a Martindale rub count of 15,000. 🌿

Boreale ✨
Inspired by a Syrian scarf, singled out for its extraordinary colour. Its vivid stripes recall Syria’s long textile tradition, carried along the Silk Road through cities such as Palmyra and Aleppo. 🧵

Peony, in Green 🌿 A soft, leafy green woven through raffia, with all its familiar irregularity and warmth. Made in Como, and rather tougher than it looks, with a Martindale rub count of 15,000. 🍃

Peony, in Blush 🌸

Stylised peonies suggest a flurry of petals through the restraint of abstraction. Inspired by the Riviera villas of Jennifer’s childhood and the stately family homes of the Amalfi Coast, Peony balances softness with structure.



Woven in Como using a superior engineered yarn, it holds its form and colour with far greater resilience than natural raffia, while retaining its warmth and beautifully irregular texture. Designed for both wallcovering and upholstery.

Peony, in blush 🌸 Woven in Como using a raffia that gives it warmth and built to hold its colour and shape, with a martindale rub count of 15,000.

Peony, in blush 🌸 Woven in Como using a polyamide yarn that gives it raffia’s warmth and built to hold its colour and shape, with a martindale rub count of 15,000.

A Paris apartment 🕯️
Volcano Songs. Kumo Cloud. Midnight Mademoiselle. Sea Swell. Eclipse.
With Volevatch, for Déco Off. ✨

Foliage, 🌿 one of our new raffia leaves scattered across crisp white cotton ground. Foliage carries a 27,000 Martindale rating 🍃 For chairs, headboards, walls.

Close up of Yoshimi Blush 🌸🧺 a lattice of sun-washed pinks and sandy raffia tones.
Coming soon 🌤️