Winter must really have its hooks in me. Every fabric I pick up lately is the color of water, grass or dirt.
The monochromatic “snow” landscape is taking its toll. I am craving earth tones.
Here are two beautiful Duralee fabrics, the one on the left designed by Eileen Kathryn Boyd called “Seaglass.”
A client of mine is using both of these in her living room. Tilton Fenwick on the left and Candice Olson on the right. Love her choices.
Basic, but I love the texture in these two fabrics. “Sea Salt” by B. Berger and a soft corduroy by Kravet.
Two fabrics that remind me of the Caribbean. Take me away!
Jonathan Adler paired with a plum ultrasuede, yum.
We (finally) did have a sunny day to balance out the cold and snow.
Eileen Kathryn Boyd zebra in “Pool” with a Thibault herringbone. Sea and sand.
More green and brown! I normally gravitate to bold color. I think I need a vacation. A tan cotton rattan on the left and a China Seas fretwork on the right.
Love these colors AND I am not seeing them out my window!
Patterns.
A soft B. Berger fabric on the left with an aqua indoor/outdoor floral.
Earth tones in an Ikat pattern by Quadrille, paired with a ultrasuede called “Fog.” I like using ultrasuede because it is soft, easy to clean and comes in fabulous colors.
Brown is looking pretty darn good these days!
Tan with blue.
A little orange snuck into the mix in a gorgeous Thibaut fabric.
I am having a hard time moving away from this color scheme.
And again.
I am headed to Atlanta this week and the weather looks like a balmy 40 degrees with rain. I’ll take it!
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