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For more than two centuries, Fischbacher 1819 has been at the heart of the textile industry. We are a family-owned company with headquarters in St. Gallen Switzerland, a centre for the textile industry since the 13th century. Our products are created with great attention to detail, a deep-rooted passion for quality materials and a constant drive for creative innovation. Fischbacher 1819 interior fabrics, carpets, bedding and home accessories collections are made for luxurious interiors with personality.

For over a century, the cult of beauty and excellence has led Lelièvre in the creation, edition and manufacture of fabrics, wall coverings, bespoke rugs and furniture. Today, Maison Lelièvre is one of the leaders in the market of high-end furnishing fabrics providing complete interior design solutions with its brands: Lelièvre Paris (1914), Quenin (1865), Tassinari & Chatel (1680) and the Jean Paul Gaultier by Lelièvre Paris license.

The history of Lelièvre and Quenin is closely interwoven. Both French companies made their debut during the Belle Époque. Modernity was emerging at the turn of the century, and progress, light-heartedness and avant-garde movements were bringing profound changes to lifestyles. It was in this frenzy that Quenin was born in 1865 in the cradle of Lyon’s silk industry, first under the name Quenin & Cartallier and then, from 1891, under the Quenin name alone. Its innovative mastery of the art of weaving was widely recognised in haute couture and top-of-the-range furnishings.