Notebook (pillow, 27 x 27 inches)

1

Description

This square pillow features Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown's Notebook yardage. Initially inspired by standard stationer’s supplies, the design evolved “to look more like the black-and-white blobs on the covers of composition notebooks that American children use in school”.

Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia.

Printed on cotton sateen
27 x 27 inches

Related Products

A tote bag taller than it is wide with straps about three-quarters of the bag's height. The bag features a speckled black and white design like the kind found on a student's composition notebook.

New

FWM Exclusive

Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown x FWM

Notebook (tote)

A square pillow made of fabric yardage consisting of a red and black plaid pattern with icons of objects in the black squares.

FWM Exclusive

A detail of fabric consisting of a red and black plaid pattern with icons of objects in the black squares.

Harry Anderson x FWM

Harry's Hunt (pillow, 16 x 16 inches)

An image of a square pillow against a grey background. The pillow is a screenprinted design by Betty Woodman. The background of the design is black, with colorful pastel, loosely drawn, soft abstract shapes mimicking ceramic platters.

FWM Exclusive

A square pillow leans against a beige couch. The pillow is a screenprinted design by Betty Woodman. The background of the design is black, with cool and warm pastel colors, and loosely drawn, soft abstract shapes mimicking ceramic platters.

Betty Woodman x FWM

Platters (pillow, 27 x 27 inches)

A square pillow made of fabric yardage consisting of brown and yellow floral motifs.

FWM Exclusive

Jessica Campbell x FWM

Hicks Flowers (pillow, 26 x 26 inches)

Meet The Artists

A portrait of a man and woman posing for the camera. The woman is wearing a faintly colored patterned dress with a color and sleeves to her elbows. She is seated with hands folded on her lap. The man, who is standing behind her with arms outstretched to rest his hands on a set of chairs on each side of them, is wearing a long sleeve blue dress shirt and a black tie. Behind them is a wall of painted pop designs that suggest furniture.

Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown

Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown are most known for embracing the American pop vernacular in contemporary architecture. Their long history with FWM resulted in yardage designs and related products as well as floorplans and interior graphics created for our many locations over the years.

Shop more from the artists