Trade-show dispatches, mill visits, design philosophy, and observations only a fabric nerd would make. From Première Vision Paris to a 160-year-old woolen mill in Minnesota — the stories woven into the cloth.
Most curtain advice ignores the fabric itself. As a textile scientist with twelve years of industry R&D, I’ve seen how fiber, weave, and construction ...
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Fourteen original double-hung windows, one textile scientist, and five years of trial and error. Paul Landry takes you on a room-by-room tour of his M...
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Every February, the global textile industry converges on Paris to show what's coming next. Paul Landry walks the Première Vision floor with a fiber sc...
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Paul Landry spends a weekend at Minnesota's Faribault Woolen Mill, standing beside looms that have run since the Civil War. What he finds isn't nostal...
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Twenty articles. Five categories. One textile scientist's complete launch library for understanding curtains at the fiber level. From fiber primers to...
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