3-way textile love at Donghia

We're falling in love with beautiful collections from LULU DK, Armani/Casa and Sacho, new to the Donghia Showroom at the PDC, and you can too. This Thursday the showroom will open its doors for a preview, reception and an opportunity to meet Lulu herself.

We asked Marketing Director Lindsey Morris what her faves were right now in the showroom.

She said she can't get enough of Finland in red by Armani/Casa, a mesmerizing plaid, Donghia’s Wild Night, a perfect combination of plaid and sparkle, and Grizzly, a faux fur by Sacho.

“The collections are reflective of the individual brand heritage allowing us at Donghia to showcase not only the best product but also how they seamlessly work together in a lifestyle setting,” said Lindsey.

Here's a taste of each collection:

LULU DK’s Eden Collection is steeped in the intricacies of nature and the beautiful nuances of what it has to offer. The line features twelve designs: six hand-drawn prints, three woven outdoors, and three solid linens.



Ocean by LULU DK



Faver by Armani/Casa

The theme of Armani/Casa’s collection by Rubelli is an imaginary voyage between east and west, from the occidental approach, to the features of the oriental culture. The inspiration to this collection arises from the influences that the east has given to the west for decades.



Fredonia by Armani/Casa



Leo by Sacho

Sacho’s collection Urban Safari is natural and artful as well. The collection features a sophisticated selection of imitation furs, velvets and other intricate weaves inspired by the uniqueness of nature including stunning imitations of fox, leopard, lynx, Persian lamb and ostrich, with warm and sensual textures and materials.



Grizzly by Sacho

Want to see more? Fall in Love with Textiles will take place at the PDC's Donghia showroom, Suite G196, on Thursday, October 4 from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

For more information on the Donghia Showroom and the collections, visit the website. If you're not in LA, stop by the DDB Suite 700 and DCH Suite 1000.

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: For more than 60 years this company has provided custom service for the interior design professional. Founded by the late Arthur and Nadia, who traveled the world exploring carpet history and contributed the knowledge and art of re-creating some of the most beautiful rug masterpieces and handmade rugs of the centuries, the firm is now headed by their sons.

If you guessed Cooper-Pacific Kitchens for the last Where in the PDC? post, you were right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: This company's mission is to design spaces that are creative, distinctive, and unique expressions of your lifestyle. The company's goal of providing high-quality materials and craftsmanship with the utmost attention to detail aims to create an environment in which you can take pride.

If you guessed Brunschwig & Fils for the last Where in the PDC? post, you were right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: This company was established in 1900 as a tapestry-weaving mill in Aubusson and Bohain, France. Early in the twentieth century, the firm expanded its collection to include printed and woven silks and cottons from the finest European mills. By 1925, under the direction of the founder’s son, the company opened showrooms in New York and other American cities.

If you guessed Armani Casa for the previous Where in the PDC? post, you were right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: This company was founded with a platform for its well-known owner to set out his vision of the living space in an intimate place. The goal remains design that is simultaneously comfortable and sophisticated.

If you guessed Kneedler Fauchere for our previous Where in the PDC? post, you were right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: This company has built a reputation for classic, luxurious furnishings and exceptional service. As a designer resource, the company aims to accommodate clients inside or outside the showroom.

If you guessed Michael Taylor for the last Where in the PDC? post, you were right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: Over the last 45 years this company has come to be synonymous with elegance, quality, and sophistication. Its interior design work is recognized and renowned worldwide and has been extensively published. The company's carefully edited lines of furniture and accessories reflect a contemporary sensibility while never losing sight of their traditional heritage.

If you guessed Dakota Jackson for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: Named after the American designer and its creator , this 25-year-old company strives to ensure that every product they manufacture reflects the artistic craftsmanship that went into it.

If you guessed Quadrille showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: Along with fabulous fabric prints, this company is known for making irresistibly fashionable clothing for both men and women, in addition to textiles and accessories.

If you guessed Nancy Corzine showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: The woman whose name this company and showroom bares is also president of the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to the development of drugs to prevent and treat disease. The company is known for elegant, timeless interiors and furniture and was recently featured in ‘Elle Décor.’

If you guessed Mimi London showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: Over 35 years ago, this company developed the unique idea of making furniture from logs and tree trunks. A hit with design innovators such as Michael Taylor, today the company and collection continue to inspire the community with unique, sculptural, organically-based designs.

If you guessed JANUS et CIE showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: Established in 1945 in Pasadena, California, this company was the first to create furniture for full-time outdoor use. The first of these innovative designs, constructed of tubular aluminum and vinyl lace, was fittingly called “Leisure” and marked the birthplace of outdoor furniture.

If you guessed JANUS et Cie showroom for the last Where in the PDC?" post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

HINT: Based on the belief that discriminating taste in design demands the utmost attention to detail, this company has traveled the world to find innovation and fine materials with lasting quality. This showroom also throws a killer party.

If you guessed Brunschwig & Fils showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: This company is one of the fastest growing decorative fabrics company in the industry today. With its five companies and more than 25,000 sku's in inventory, it remains well positioned to cater to the needs of interior designers throughout the world.

If you guessed Brunschwig & Fils showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint:  It wasn't long ago that this company was bought out by another showroom that we all know and love. Its name and brand won't change much, and best of all you'll still have access to the fabulous product.

If you guessed Baker Knapps & Tubbs showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: This showroom is known for its versatility in indoor and outdoor product and offers full-service, multi-line collections of furniture, fabric and accessories.

If you guessed Baker Knapp & Tubbs showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: This Company began around 1901 with a regatta of hardwood logs floating down the rivers and lakes of western Michigan. They allowed a Dutch immigrant craftsman to become the cabinetmaker of the New World.

If you guessed William Switzer showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: Since 1978 this company has evolved into a business that specializes in the production of handmade furnishings including bespoke custom furnishings, fine quality antique reproductions, original house designs, as well as the Lucien Rollin Collection.

If you guessed James Perse showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped these two photographs in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: This showroom celebrated their new location at the PDC during WESTWEEK with live music, margaritas and ping-pong. If you missed the party, the company is also known for their Southern California-style apparel.

If you guessed the Century Furniture Showroom showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!

Where in the PDC?

Think you can guess which PDC showroom we snapped this photograph in? Leave us a comment with your guess to show us how well you know the PDC. The answer will be in next week's Where in the PDC? post.

Hint: The showroom in which this beautiful guy dwells is known for the joy its furniture brings not only to their customers but also to the craftsmen who build it. Extra points if you know his name!

If you guessed the Holly Hunt showroom for the last Where in the PDC? post, you're right!