Circles by Alexander Girard, 1952Fabric by Maharam

Circles by Alexander Girard, 1952 is a timeless upholstery fabric drawn from mid‑century archives and reissued for contemporary interiors. Woven from a premium cotton–linen blend with 23% solution-dyed nylon, it delivers natural warmth, understated sheen, and enduring durability. The distinctive circle motif, softly offset within the weave, reflects Girard’s enduring design language and provenance. With a performance of 100,000 double rubs Wyzenbeek, this textile offers lasting value for seating while aging gracefully. Content: 47% Cotton, 30% Linen, 23% Solution-Dyed Nylon.