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BRIANA DEVOE WHITE
Briana DeVoe White is an artist and textile designer from Santa Fe, NM. Her namesake studio BRIANA DEVOE creates emotionally resonant works of art that are digitally adapted for production in the textile, apparel, and surface design industries. The studio now offers an independent line of eco-conscious wallpaper, fabric, and pillows. BRIANA DEVOE wallpaper and fabric designs have been featured in the Wall Street Journal Magazine, House & Home Magazine, Design Sponge, Martha Stewart Living, and the Birmingham Museum of Art exhibit “Barbie: Dreaming of a Female Future,” and are used by interior designers around the globe in residential and commercial projects.
HUES OF THE HIGH DESERT
Inspired by Briana’s childhood home in the high desert outside Santa Fe, Hues of the High Desert, pays homage to the enchanting, sometimes ghostly beauty of the high desert landscape, a landscape of sagebrush, tumbleweed, and Apache plume, of dust, flowering cactus, and vast blue skies. In this collection, line, color, image, and texture invoke the awe felt by a child growing up in that landscape. The muted palette nods to the nostalgia of Briana’s memory of those desert colors, those pale greens & grays, pinks & purples, that she brings to life in six dreamlike patterns offered on wallpaper & fabric. Hues of the High Desert wallpapers & fabrics are digitally printed in the USA with earth-friendly inks & materials. All wallpapers are offered on Class A clay-coated, FSC-certified paper & corresponding fabrics are available by the yard on Belgian oyster cotton/linen blend fabric. Pillows are printed as engineered flats to reduce fabric waste & digitally printed with low VOC, water-based pigment inks.
BRIANA DEVOE WHITE
Inspired by Briana’s childhood home in the high desert outside Santa Fe, her collection pays homage to the enchanting, sometimes ghostly beauty of the high desert landscape, a landscape of sagebrush, tumbleweed and Apache plume, of dust, flowering cactus and vast blue skies.
“Forever Flowers - Canyon” is a wallpaper mural of dried flowers hanging delicately in the sun.
Mural is three panels (A,B,C) and can repeat horizontally. Each panel is 27” wide and the maximum height of each panel is 12ft. Panels are printed at custom lengths to fit your project’s wall dimensions.
WALLPAPER DETAILS
Wallpaper is 27” wide after selvage is trimmed; arrives 30” untrimmed
Clay-Coated Wallpaper with a traditional hand-feel
Printed by the square foot with a 35 square foot minimum
Suitable for residential & low-traffic commercial locations
Class A Fire-rated based on the ASTM-E84 standard testing
Wipeable with a soft sponge or cloth using a mild soap & water
SUSTAINABILITY & RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTION
Certified by the Forest Stewardship Council to ensure responsible use of forest resources
Digitally printed with low VOC, water-based latex inks
Printed to order to minimize waste and maximize efficiency during installation
Made in the USA
“Desert Flowers - Sage” is a large repeat of playful, native wildflowers.
Sold by the yard on Oyster Cotton/Linen Blend; Printed Width is 54”.
FABRIC DETAILS
56% linen, 44% cotton / 6 oz weight
54” wide with a 1” selvage
Suitable for slip covers & light-use residential upholstery
Spot treat & dry-clean only
Sourced in Belgium
SUSTAINABILITY & RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTION
Digitally printed with water-based pigment inks
Woven in Belgium by a carbon-neutral manufacturer
Oeko-Tex certified
Printed in the USA
3 Pillows
PILLOW DETAILS
56% Linen, 44% Cotton / 6 oz weight
90% Feather / 10% Down Insert
Hidden zipper closure
Knife-edge construction
Spot clean & Dry clean only
Printed & assembled in the USA
SUSTAINABILITY & RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTION
Printed as engineered flats to reduce fabric waste
Digitally printed with low VOC, water-based pigment inks
Fabric woven in Belgium by a carbon-neutral manufacturer
EXHIBITIONS AT FOLKLORE
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A story about hope and rebirth. Folklore’s inaugural group show explores beauty in all phases of nature’s cycles. We honor the earth in her dormancy, the seeds we plant quietly, and the wild, divine process of unfurling.
February 10 through April 8, 2024