I obviously love this fabric because it is in my kitchen….
I spotted it on pillows the other day….
Photography by Virginia MacDonald for Style at Home
What really struck me is how this fabric changes based on its surroundings. The orange in the room really brings out the orange in this fabric (which is a pink and more orange-y mix). And then there is that Manuel Canovas floral…
What do you think?
I want to do blue and white for our guest room and have previously shared these two inspiration images.
photo by Stephen Karlisch
Yesterday, I received an email that Thibaut is running a special until the end of the year (which I am, of course, passing on to my customers). So, I decided to hop over to their site and just browse around a tad. And low and behold, look what I found….I really, really like it.
I still am in total love with the Brunschwig fabric in the top image. But it is CRAZY expensive (like retails at over $350 a yard) and I have to pick my crazy splurges carefully. While Thibaut fabrics aren’t bargains, they are generally pretty reasonable as far as “trade only” fabrics go and they have such great products (and often have coordinating wallpapers). One other thing I love about Thibaut is that they offer room views to accompany many of their fabrics and wallpapers. I don’t know about you, but it really helps me envision things better when I have something more than a small swatch to view.
Anyhow, I think I am going to pop over to the design center to pick up a sample later this week. We shall see.
I was in the Fabricut showroom last week and ran across this fabric. Funny enough, I had a swatch of it from a retail chain sitting in my purse from a while back. I am thinking it is going to be used in our guest room. It is available in navy (azure) and aqua.
When I first saw this fabric it reminded me of this Manuel Canovas fabric (Pali), that is far more expensive. I know the scale is different but at first glance…there was just something that reminded me of this.
Here is the Manuel Canovas Pali fabric used in a Dallas home. Love the fabric mixed with Quadrille and Matouk linens.
photo by Stephen Karlisch
Irrespective of any resemblance, I really like the Fabricut version. Especially at the price point. What do you think?
The primary reason for my trip to the Design Center last week was to pick up a sample of this beautiful Manual Canovas wallpaper. I am dying to use it in a current project….although, I must admit the price per roll on this paper is giving me some serious pause. (This pattern is also available in fabric and if you google, there are ready made linens in this pattern that can be purchased by the general public!)
Katrin Cargill Interiors
I also love the fabric on the windows and would love to see what other colorways are available. Anyone know the source on the fabric? I actually emailed the designer but have not heard back yet. I’ll let you know what I learn.
Check out some of the fabrics in the latest collection from Manuel Canovas.
These fabrics really make me smile. Particularly the second to last…absolutely love it. Thinking Maddie needs it?!?
