Mikado by Alexander Girard, 1954, reissued by Maharam as a refined upholstery fabric. Woven from a premium cotton–polyester blend (79% cotton, 21% polyester), the design presents a disciplined grid of soft ochre and ivory that remains quietly elegant. The pattern carries provenance from Girard's mid-century lexicon, interpreted with exacting craftsmanship and durable construction. This fabric embodies timeless value: a tactile, enduring textile that ages gracefully, adding understated luxury and character to any interior without shouting for attention.