Gracie Gardens

A New Collection by Carrier and Company for Lee Jofa

Photography by Hunter Abrams

Created to coincide with Carrier and Company’s twentieth anniversary, Gracie Gardens takes its name from the Upper East Side building where Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller founded the firm. The textiles collection draws from the layered interiors of prewar New York, Art Deco, and Japonisme, reinterpreting each through the designers’ signature approach. Painterly florals, imperfect block prints, tailored weaves, velvets, chenilles, and embroideries are designed to layer throughout an interior, while moody charcoals, inky blues, blush tones, aged golds, and rich reds create the collection’s palette. The result is a collection rooted in the influences that have shaped Carrier and Company, with patterns, textures, and colors intended to work together across an interior.

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A beautiful luncheon setup featuring the Gracie Gardens collection by Carrier and Company Interiors for Lee Jofa, including the Gracie Gardens – Slate tablecloth, Camellia Toile – Brown and Margaux Print – Moss pillows, and Camellia Toile – Sky seat cushions. For more information, visit CarrierandCompany.com.