SAVED New York collaborated with Damien Nicolas Roux (DNR), whose work focuses on architecture, design, and traditional French motifs. His designs for SAVED New York capture a lightness and certain French joie de vivre while remaining elegant and tasteful.

The Treillage blanket takes inspiration from decorative latticework which evolved from simple vine supports into elaborate wooden screens, arbors, and garden structures, famously championed by King Louis XIV and his landscape architect André Le Nôtre at Versailles. Interior designer Elsie de Wolfe incorporated treillage in her spaces linking it to formal French garden design and opulent interiors.

SAVED New York crafts blankets, throws, and pillows from ultra-soft, hand-combed Mongolian fibers, including cashmere, yak, and camel hair. Each piece is thoughtfully made to blend timeless luxury with meaningful storytelling, offering heirloom-quality warmth and lasting style.