close up of Linen luxury fabric with ecru-on-white architectural lattice pattern on linen with natural slub textureLinen decorative pillow cover with French toile scenic pattern and gate work pattern drapes in next to the Ondara side table by lemieux et cie
close up of Linen luxury fabric with ecru-on-white architectural lattice pattern on linen with natural slub textureLinen decorative pillow cover with French toile scenic pattern and gate work pattern drapes in next to the Ondara side table by lemieux et cie

Gate Work Lattice Linen Fabric by the Yard

$100.00
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Translated from decorative ironwork and architectural lattice found across European buildings and garden gates, Gate Work Lattice renders geometric structure as a repeating textile. Interlocking forms create rhythm and order while the soft ecru-on-white palette keeps the design versatile. Printed on 100% linen with a natural slub texture. Sold by the yard and made to order in the USA for upholstery, drapery, or Customer’s Own Material (COM) applications. Its semi-opaque linen weave works beautifully for drapes, bringing subtle structure to interiors.

 

  • 100% Linen with a natural slub texture; lightweight, semi-opaque weave
  • Eco-friendly: made on demand using water-conscious digital printing with no vat dyeing
  • Made to order in the USA
  • Custom items are final sale
  • Repeat: 6"W x 8.34"H
  • Roll Width: 54" W

Care:

  • Machine wash gentle cycle Cold to lukewarm water (max 30–40°C / 86–104°F) Use mild detergent Do not use bleach or optical brighteners Wash with similar colors.
  • Air dry recommended (hang or lay flat) Tumble dry low heat, if necessary, remove while slightly damp Avoid high heat to prevent shrinkage.
  • Spot Cleaning: Blot spills immediately – do not rub Use mild soap and cool water Gently treat stains before washing Avoid harsh chemicals.

Production lead time is 4 weeks.

Custom printed exclusively for you; this item is final sale.
Please contact our customer service team with any questions.

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