If there’s one thing Drew Michael Scott (a.k.a. @lonefoxhome) understands, it’s resurrection. The designer and content creator, best known for his viral DIY transformations, has spent the last few years restoring a 1920s Spanish Revival home in Los Angeles — filling it, unsurprisingly, with antiques and storied finds. That same sensibility informs his latest project: a collaboration with Joon Loloi, reinterpreting historic textile traditions into a lineup of 21 rugs and 15 throw pillows.
At the center of it all? The Verdure print trend — not so much a new development as a centuries-old tradition finally getting its flowers. This 17th-century tapestry style, woven with wild greenery, wooded landscapes, and florals, has been making quiet waves in design circles. But Drew insists it’s more than a passing moment. “Absolutely not — while it may be trending at the moment, it's truly timeless,” he says.
