Soon Schumacher fabrics line the most sumptuous rooms in the country, from private mansions to custom commissions for grand properties like the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.

Schumacher’s sole heir and nephew, Pierre Pozier, becomes Vice President of the firm. Pozier not only designs textiles but taps leading artists and designers to create outstanding Schumacher collections, beginning a rich legacy of collaboration that continues to this day.

Heiress and industry tycoon Marjorie Merriweather Post sources Schumacher fabrics for her Palm Beach estate Mar-a-Lago, one of the largest and most storied homes in America. 

Revolutionary fashion designer Paul Poiret creates a groundbreaking collection for Schumacher full of fresh, exuberant designs that capture the very height of la mode.

Vivien Leigh descends the stairs in a famous scene from Gone With the Wind; decorating the walls is Hydrangea Drape, a pattern still in production today.

To support the war effort, Schumacher produces textiles for parachutes, life preservers, and other wartime products under contract with the U.S. Navy and Air Force.

The acclaimed Viennese mid-century Designer creates the charming, botanical Citrus Garden for Schumacher. The print bears the trademark whimsy, color and personality for which the designer is known. The hand-drawn pattern has inimitable charm and is one of Schumacher's most iconic and signature patterns to date.

Josef Frank went on to further create Olive Tree, as well as, Exotic Butterfly. These two beloved designs are playful in color yet showcase a soft, modern intrigue of birds, butterflies and florals.

The legendary photographer and designer goes to the drafting board for Schumacher, conjuring the evocative, painterly Halloween.

The beloved artist and New Yorker illustrator creates lyrical, fanciful patterns such as Views of Paris and Opera, which are still in production.

Upon learning that many famous generals in history had been honoured with a commemorative toile, Mrs Eisenhower and decorator Elizabeth Draper devise a design from the buildings, trophies, and motifs that symbolise Ike’s life and career. The pattern is even fashioned into a dress for Mamie to wear during the president’s successful 1956 reelection campaign.

Jackie Kennedy puts her elegant and indelible stamp on the White House using a Schumacher lamps to swathe the walls of the Blue Room. During her famous TV tour of 1962, Schumacher, already an American icon, is broadcast around the world.

The opening of the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center debuts Schumacher’s dazzling gold-and-bronze stage curtain inspired by Matisse’s masterful cut-paper works.

The set design for Martin Scorsese’s film adaptation of Edith Wharton’s classic novel features Schumacher’s Edwardian Damask—fitting, considering that Wharton was one of the company’s earliest and most ardent clients. 

Schumacher collaborates with fashion icon Johnson Hartig to design a breath taking collection that would make it to the catwalks of the New York Fashion Week.

On September 8, 2022, Schumacher opened an exquisite new space in the renowned district of St. Germain, representing a jubilant return to Paris after 133 years abroad and a grateful homage to our French heritage.