What's inside the Hunt Slonem Belle Terre Collection for Lee Jofa

The Belle Terre Collection is artist Hunt Slonem's wallcovering-and-fabric collaboration with Lee Jofa Modern — the Kravet-owned to-the-trade house. Across 11 pages the lookbook translates Slonem's signature bunny and butterfly paintings into wallpapers, upholstery textiles, and a coordinated styling story photographed in a brick-walled artist's studio.

Featured collections

Hutch Crewel upholstery — dense overlapping rabbit motif in Peony Pink, Teal, and Ink.
Flutter butterfly fabrics and Flutter Sisal wallcoverings in Sunset, Rainbow, and The Blues on textured sisal.
Free Range, Lucky Charm, and Hutch Patchwork — hand-drawn rabbit illustrations from line-art monochromes to pop-art multi-color patchwork grids.
Bunny wallcoverings on raffia, natural sisal, and smooth ombre paper in Ivory, Bloom Pink, Sage Green, Navy Blue, Ink Black, and Multi-Color.
Framed-bunny grid wallpaper — Slonem's ornate-frame painting grid reproduced as a large-scale wallcovering.
Coordinated soft goods — upholstered settees, armchairs, ottomans, and pillows showing the black-and-white bunny print as a full-room story.

What you'll find inside

The book opens with an ornate-frame introduction page setting Slonem's playful-yet-sophisticated aesthetic, then runs through swatch grids organized by pattern family and substrate — sisal, raffia, paper, woven fabric. Each pattern is shown both as a flat swatch and applied in a styled vignette so designers can read scale on a wall, a chair, or a roll of paper.

The collection is built for nurseries, children's bedrooms, eclectic living rooms, and gallery-style commercial spaces — colorways span pink, peony, teal, periwinkle, navy, sage, ink black, gold, rainbow, and multi-color across whimsical, maximalist, pop-art, and traditional interiors. Materials run paper, sisal, raffia, woven fabric, and textile for wall, upholstery, drapery, and pillow applications.

Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 11 pages in the digital edition right here.