Vollis Simpson Collection
Exclusively from Mayer Fabrics, the Vollis Simpson collection brings the whimsy, joy, and intricate designs of American folk artist Vollis Simpson’s work to a new line of Sunbrella® Contract fabrics. Vollis Simpson patterns Metal Strips, Reflector, Signs, Spokes, Whirligig, and Wilson bring new life to commercial spaces by using recurring details in Simpson’s work to uncover the unexpected charm in life’s smallest moments. Available in a variety of coordinating colorways, the Vollis Simpson collection offers a style that’s playful, yet sophisticated. With the unmatched performance of Sunbrella®, these fabrics are ideal for high-traffic areas like children’s hospitals and other healthcare environments, educational facilities, and commercial settings.
Sunbrella® Solution-Dyed Acrylic & Polyester
Liquid and Stain Repel
Bleach Cleanable
76,000 - 100,000 Double Rubs
Milled In America
Facts Silver (excludes Reflector)
GREENGUARD Gold Certified
Atrium, Indoor, Outdoor Application
Meets or Exceeds Act Standards
5-Year Warranty
Metal Strips
Metal Strips, an interlocking geometric grid pattern, references the metal salvage pieces Simpson used in his work. Vibrant Simpson-inspired colors are combined with tarnished metal tones for a new take on classic stripe patterns.
Reflector
Reflector, a small-scale geometric pattern, features a unique construction with an incredibly soft hand. A bright PVC yarn gives the fabric a beautiful metallic sheen.
Signs
Signs is a whimsical hexagon pattern that combines bright colors with neutrals to produce sophisticated combinations, inspired by Simpson’s use of road signs in his work.
Spokes
Spokes features an abstract interpretation of the wheels, bicycle spokes and blades that gave his sculptures their dynamic energy.
Whirligig
Whirligig, the collection’s statement piece, features large-scale whirligigs that float amidst bold, graphic colors. This pattern elegantly depicts Simpson’s story through fabric.
Wilson
Wilson features an abstract stripe pattern in homage to Simpson’s hometown. This pattern adds visual interest and levity to rich tones and classic neutrals.