You're likely to have some problems gettintg a clear answer to your question, Afigure. This is because there is wide variation in the quality of bamboo. Some of the variation is due to the maturity of the plant at harvest. Unscrupulous companies harvest bamboo after 2 years. At that point, the plant is at full height, but the plant matter hasn't had a chance to harden (which takes 4-6 years). Another variable, as you mentioned, is the type of bamboo. The woven is the hardest on the Janka scale. The natural is still right up there with hardwoods. The carbonized type is not as hard. So, unless people give you both the name and the type of bamboo, I don't think you can compare one person's experience with another's. As for names, we have been told that Eco-Timber makes a good, reliable product. But, we are in the same confused boat that you are in so we haven't made our purchase yet (and our time is running out - our remodel job starts next week!).

Fabricguru.com has it listed as "Richloom Vine and Leaf drapery fabric in spice red." You could ask them for the pattern number. The inventory number they list is 1426 12.2 Here is a link that might be useful: Fabric Guru

Info given here on who to contact: https://www.houzz.com/photos/french-normandy-residence-traditional-bedroom-new-york-phvw-vp~54614892 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PRO Charles Hilton Architects 3 years ago The bed was chosen by the interior designer, Isabelle Vanneck of Davenport North in Greenwich, CT. The office number is (203) 629-9181. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ And just because it’s fun to look at, the entire house: http://hiltonarchitects.com/residences/french-normandy-residence/

Tartan, this one is thanks to Instagram. :D I see so many design accounts — wallpaper, furniture, fabrics, furniture, rugs, etc — it’s amazing how often it’ll be something someone is asking about here. And I used to work in the field, so remember a lot of sources. :)