Lino Damasco

Based on a 16th-century Italian damask, this pattern is a painterly twist on a classic. Our Damasco is designed with an antique and worn effect that highlights its textural qualities. Long considered a symbol of fertility, the featured pomegranate motif has been similarly used to invoke power.

Also available as Printed Fabric, Wallpaper, and Madagascar Wallpaper.

Lino Damasco

ColorNudo

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✤ Width ⌇ 58"

✤ Horizontal Repeat ⌇ 28 3/4"

✤ Vertical Repeat ⌇ 29 1/2"

✤ Content ⌇ 100% Linen

✤ Match ⌇ Straight Repeat

✤ Country ⌇ Italy

Shipping
Unless otherwise specified, orders ship via Ground Service.

For in-stock items, orders confirmed before 12pm PST typically ship out the same day. Casa Branca seeks to ship all items within 24 hours of order confirmation, but lead times can vary based on product availability and shipping destination.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Goods shall be shipped and delivered FOB destination, freight prepaid and added. Title and risk of loss passes upon delivery of the Goods at the Delivery Point.

Returns
Returns will only be accepted within one week of being delivered. If Casa Branca is at fault there is no service charge for returns, and the account will be credited with all shipping or postage charges. If Casa Branca is not at fault (including refused shipments, customer duplication of orders, or cancellations after shipment), the following charges will be applied:

25% restocking charge on all fabric 5 yards or longer
25% restocking charge on all wallcoverings (only full, uncut rolls accepted)
Shipping and/or postage charges

To start a return, you can contact us at welcomehome@casabranca.com. If your return is accepted, we’ll send you a return shipping label, as well as instructions on how and where to send your package. Items sent back to us without first requesting a return will not be accepted.

You can always contact us for any return question at welcomehome@casabranca.com.

Damages and issues
Please inspect your order upon receipt and contact us immediately if the item is defective, damaged or if you receive the wrong item. We will evaluate and remedy the issue as necessary.

Exceptions / non-returnable items
Certain types of items cannot be returned:

Fabric lengths less than 5 yards
Custom Orders
Merchandise that has been cut, processed, marked, or damaged in any way
Fabrics or wallcoverings that have any special process applied (backing, coating, etc.)
Jean Roger Ceramics
Samuel Mazy Porcelains
Shell Masks
Artwork (Paintings, Photographs, Sculpture, etc.)

Cancellations
Any requests to change or cancel orders may be accommodated at Casa Branca’s sole discretion, and only if the order has not already been processed for shipment.
Merchandise returns must meet our return policy and are subject to additional return charges

Refunds
We will notify you once we’ve received and inspected your return. If approved, you will be refunded to your original payment method. Please remember it may take some time for your bank or credit card company to process and post the refund.

Lino Damasco

Nudo / Order

Price: $290.00

✤ Width ⌇ 58"

✤ Horizontal Repeat ⌇ 28 3/4"

✤ Vertical Repeat ⌇ 29 1/2"

✤ Content ⌇ 100% Linen

✤ Match ⌇ Straight Repeat

✤ Country ⌇ Italy

Also available as Printed Fabric, Wallpaper, and Madagascar Wallpaper.

made in italy

Every yard of our Lino collection begins in Northern Italy, woven in a mill in a region that has shaped textile craft for centuries. It feels fitting, as Alessandra Branca was born and raised in Rome, and Italy's textile heritage runs through everything we design, from the palettes we choose to the mills we work with. When you specify Lino for a client's home, you are bringing that lineage into the room, cloth made by artisans in the country that helped define what beautiful textiles look like.

Lino is woven on jacquard looms, where each pattern is built directly into the structure of the cloth, an exacting process that shows in the depth and richness of the finished fabric.

The technique takes its name from Joseph Marie Jacquard, who in 1804 invented a loom attachment that used punched cards to weave intricate patterns automatically. Two centuries later, the technique remains largely the same, and jacquard remains a mark of distinction.

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