Vogue’s archives will serve as inspiration for the upcoming fabric and wallpaper designs.

Condé Nast has partnered with design house Schumacher for a fabric and wallpaper collection under the Vogue Living brand.

The new range will consist of 50 products, including designs inspired by the Vogue archives.

“We are thrilled about the collaboration between Schumacher and Vogue,” says Benjamin Frowein, president, Schumacher. “Founded within a few years of each other at the end of the 19th century, both brands have stood the test of time and are at the very pinnacle of fashion and interior design. We, at Schumacher, have a long history partnering with the fashion world–first with Paul Poiret in the 1920s and continuing with Elsa Schiaparelli and Karl Lagerfeld. This partnership with Vogue is a natural continuation of that tradition and we are certain that it will be very well received.”

The upcoming collection will be sold through interior designers and architects, online at fschumacher.com and through Schumacher showrooms and designated Schumacher agents, beginning this August.

“Vogue has defined the culture of fashion for over a century, and continues to lead the conversation around trends in style and design,” says Cathy Hoffman Glosser, senior vice president, licensing Condé Nast. “We’re excited to introduce that signature aesthetic and vision into this new collection of fabrics and wallpaper under the Vogue Living brand, and are delighted to be working with such an iconic brand in Schumacher.”