HEARST CASTLE COLLECTION

Pindler & Pindler is proud to present our new Hearst Castle™ Indoor/Outdoor Sunbrella II Collection. This collection is a beautiful assortment of expressive designs with the timeless elegance and lavishness of the Hearst Castle™.  Hearst Castle Indoor/Outdoor Sunbrella is wonderfully soft and can be used indoors for bedding, upholstery, slip covers, as well as withstand the outdoor elements.

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2647 - Mola is a Signature Exclusive (far left) Hearst Castle Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor pattern. Mola was inspired by one of many molas found in the archives of Hearst Castle. On one of William Randolph Hearst’s sailing trips, he sailed ship, the Oneida, through the Panama Canal. The Kuna Indians from the San Blas Islands of Panama create this rich and colorful textile art utilizing a reverse appliqué technique. This mola design reflects the influences of the modern world with the traditional Kuna culture. Some mola designs are inspired by graphics seen on political posters, labels, advertisements, etc, incorporated into the traditional themes from Kuna legends and culture. Our version of Mola is woven with Sunbrella 100% solution dyed all-weather acrylic yarns. Mola is available in eight colorways and is shown in Caliente.

2644 - Alameda is a Signature Exclusive (striped fabric second from left) Hearst Castle Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor stripe. Alameda was inspired by one of the original saddle blankets found in the archives of Hearst Castle, well used to saddle up in William Randolph Hearst’s horse stable. This blanket was hand woven by tribal Indians from hand spun wool yarn is a classic example of a simple stripe saddle blanket. Our version of Alameda is a gorgeous railroaded stripe woven with performance Sunbrella 100% solution dyed all-weather acrylic yarns. The heavy weave structure utilizes a full face rep weave to emulate the original hand-loomed look. Alameda is available in eight colorways and is shown in Caliente.

2648 - Mudejar is a Signature Exclusive (third from from left) Hearst Castle Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor pattern. Mudejar was inspired by tiles found in the archives of Hearst Castle. These tiles were originally from Spain dating back to 16th century Mudejar. The Mudejar style came about when Moorish influences mingled with Western influence to create repetitive design elements. Our version of Mudejar is woven with Sunbrella 100% solution dyed all-weather acrylic yarns. Mudejar is available in twenty colorways and is shown in Caliente.

2647 - Mola is a Signature Exclusive (fourth from left) Hearst Castle Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor pattern. Mola was inspired by one of many molas found in the archives of Hearst Castle. On one of William Randolph Hearst’s sailing trips, he sailed ship, the Oneida, through the Panama Canal. The Kuna Indians from the San Blas Islands of Panama create this rich and colorful textile art utilizing a reverse appliqué technique. This mola design reflects the influences of the modern world with the traditional Kuna culture. Some mola designs are inspired by graphics seen on political posters, labels, advertisements, etc, incorporated into the traditional themes from Kuna legends and culture. Our version of Mola is woven with Sunbrella 100% solution dyed all-weather acrylic yarns. Mola is available in eight colorways and is shown in Café.

2645 - Pastiglia is a Signature Exclusive (fifth from left) Hearst Castle Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor pattern. Pastiglia was inspired by an original drawing by Julia Morgan, Hearst’s architect and designer. Julia Morgan, the first woman architect to receive a certificate in architecture graduated from the prestigious Ecole of Paris. Julia Morgan worked side by side with William Randolph Hearst on every detail of the castle for 28 years. This drawing, depicting an architectural detail is known as a pastiglia, was given for the craftsmen to follow. Our version of Pastiglia is a beautiful medallion design with a raised surface weave and attention to detail. Woven with performance Sunbrella 100% solution dyed all-weather acrylic yarns, Pastiglia is classic and elegant, as well as usable for indoor and outdoor use. Pastiglia is available in thirteen colorways and is shown in Caliente.

2646 - Kuna is a Signature Exclusive (sixth from left) Hearst Castle Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor pattern. Kuna was inspired by one of many molas found in the archives of Hearst Castle. On one of William Randolph Hearst’s sailing trips, he sailed ship, the Oneida, through the Panama Canal. The Kuna Indians from the San Blas Islands of Panama create this rich and colorful textile art utilizing a reverse appliqué technique. No two molas are alike. They are used as story telling or symbols of daily life, worn by the Kuna Indian women as a part of their cultural dress. Our version of Kuna is woven with Sunbrella 100% solution dyed all-weather acrylic yarns. Kuna is available in twelve colorways and is shown in Caliente.

2644 - Alameda is a Signature Exclusive (seventh from left) Hearst Castle Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor stripe. Alameda was inspired by one of the original saddle blankets found in the archives of Hearst Castle, well used to saddle up in William Randolph Hearst’s horse stable. This blanket was hand woven by tribal Indians from hand spun wool yarn is a classic example of a simple stripe saddle blanket. Our version of Alameda is a gorgeous railroaded stripe woven with performance Sunbrella 100% solution dyed all-weather acrylic yarns. The heavy weave structure utilizes a full face rep weave to emulate the original hand-loomed look. Alameda is available in eight colorways and is shown in Verano.

2646 - Kuna is a Signature Exclusive (far right) Hearst Castle Sunbrella Indoor/Outdoor pattern. Kuna was inspired by one of many molas found in the archives of Hearst Castle. On one of William Randolph Hearst’s sailing trips, he sailed ship, the Oneida, through the Panama Canal. The Kuna Indians from the San Blas Islands of Panama create this rich and colorful textile art utilizing a reverse appliqué technique. No two molas are alike. They are used as story telling or symbols of daily life, worn by the Kuna Indian women as a part of their cultural dress. Our version of Kuna is woven with Sunbrella 100% solution dyed all-weather acrylic yarns. Kuna is available in twelve colorways and is shown in Verano.