With over 137 years of history and an exceptional patrimony encompassing one of the world’s largest collections of textiles and wallpapers, Schumacher has established itself as one of the most influential design houses in both the United States and Europe. Founded in New York in 1889 by Frédéric Schumacher, a visionary French entrepreneur, the company played a pivotal role in disseminating European tastes in the US.

Through its prestigious collaborations (including with Elsa Schiaparelli, Frank Lloyd Wright, Vera Neumann and Karl Lagerfeld) and iconic projects such as the decoration of the Blue Room at the White House, Schumacher has established a strong identity characterised by its creative audacity and spirit of innovation. Mick Jagger had Schumacher in his London apartment and it graced Richard Burton’s portable dressing room while starring in Camelot on Broadway in the 1960s. Now with showrooms throughout America and in London, Paris and Milan, Schumacher remains an essential reference for creatives and decorators worldwide.