Toile de Jouy, often simply called "toile," is a decorative pattern featuring complex scenes printed on white or off-white backgrounds. Originating in 18th-century France, toile typically depicts pastoral scenes, mythological stories, or historical events. The intricate designs are usually monochromatic, traditionally in blue, red, or black. Toile de Jouy is widely used in interior design for wallpapers, upholstery, and bedding, as well as in fashion. Its charm lies in its ability to tell stories through detailed imagery, creating a sense of nostalgia and romantic elegance. Best suited on the occasions like cultural events, historical reenactments, romantic-themed parties, and vintage home tours.