Neoclassical by Pierre Frey

Neoclassical by Pierre Frey

A design by Pierre Frey. Neoclassical is defined by its measured rhythm: an architectural motif worked in soft, restrained tones, where the surface feels both drawn and lightly reliefed. The embroidery and appliqué embroidery give the cloth a subtle depth, so the design reads with clarity rather than noise, bringing a composed, classical atmosphere to a room. With a width of 130 cm and a vertical repeat of H: 65 cm, it is especially suited to curtains, where the motif can settle into generous folds and reveal its structure gradually. The composition of linen, viscose, polyester and cotton lends the fabric a balanced hand and a refined textile presence, making it a considered choice when one wants pattern with architectural poise rather than ornament for its own sake.