Jack Lenor Larsen (1927-2020) was an American textile designer who left an indelible mark on the global design landscape, blending innovation with an appreciation for traditional craftsmanship. Larsen's work was profound through his use of natural fibers, organic patterns and a harmonious color palette. His pioneering contributions to textile design are celebrated worldwide, with his fabrics adorning interiors from corporate skyscrapers to the homes of the elite. Larsen's legacy includes not only his vast array of textiles but also his role in elevating fabric design to an art form, merging functionality with aesthetic elegance.

Jack Lenor Larsen

Leather, woven cotton back. Labeled Harry Flitterman Portugal

Harry Flitterman and Jack Lenor Larsen collaborated in the 1960s. Flitterman designed some models for Jack Lenor Larsen who marketed the carpets under his name.