 POLLACK  Fabrics! Need we say more?
POLLACK  Fabrics! Need we say more?We are EVER so excited to share with you the news that Pollack is now at Trammell-Gagne. Please come into our showroom to check our Pollack in its new home, and see their latest collection PURE.
 Pure, the  first new product label in our 22 year history, is a  celebration of the essential.  At once sensuous and spare, it is a  distillation of what we have built our celebrated reputation on:  textiles of uncommon beauty that are the result of innovative materials  and fine engineering. Pure, however, highlights natural fibers  and focuses on nuanced texture over color and pattern; it recognizes the  most basic elements of textile design.
Pure, the  first new product label in our 22 year history, is a  celebration of the essential.  At once sensuous and spare, it is a  distillation of what we have built our celebrated reputation on:  textiles of uncommon beauty that are the result of innovative materials  and fine engineering. Pure, however, highlights natural fibers  and focuses on nuanced texture over color and pattern; it recognizes the  most basic elements of textile design.   An extravagant amount of embroidery quilts the  silk face of Quilted  Paisley to its supporting layers, with the sweeping motif  interpreted in a sophisticated tone-on-tone palette.  Silk Woodblock  presents a delicate fretwork of color and texture, while Wool  Homespun employs a thick worsted wool to weave its soft, rustic  surface.
 An extravagant amount of embroidery quilts the  silk face of Quilted  Paisley to its supporting layers, with the sweeping motif  interpreted in a sophisticated tone-on-tone palette.  Silk Woodblock  presents a delicate fretwork of color and texture, while Wool  Homespun employs a thick worsted wool to weave its soft, rustic  surface. The precise patterning of the  sumptuous Checkered Velvet    is created  by areas of alternately cut and voided pile.  The result is a tailored  and lustrous surface with what approaches a gilded elegance.   
This varied group of fabrics presents a range  of simple and elegant  patterns and surfaces that are all woven from rapidly renewable  sources.   
Mark Pollack
Renowned textile designer Mark Pollack has been  "solving problems" -  his definition of the design process - since graduating from the Rhode  Island School of Design (RISD) in 1976. 
"My background is  in fine arts. I am interested in fine arts.  And I try to inform my fabrics with a fine art sensibility." 
He has taught  textile design at RISD, Philadelphia University and  Moore College of Art. Pollack's designs have won numerous accolades,  including Roscoe/BOY  awards and IBD awards. His widely published  fabrics have been included in many museum and gallery exhibitions and  are in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt,  National Design Museum, the Denver Art Museum, the Minneapolis Institute  of Arts, and the RISD Museum of Art.
"Anything you  design can be  used," he insists, 
"but how well it  can be used is a critical measure of  how well designed it is". 
Put into practice  at his namesake fabric  company, Pollack's emphasis on both function and beauty has earned him  the recognition as one of his field's greatest talents.
 

 
 

 
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