As one of my 2012 goals is to get our condo pretty-fied, I've been looking at all sorts of different fabrics recently. What started out as a hunt to find the perfect oversized gingham to use for bedroom curtains turned into an hours-long session on the Thibaut website that ended with me trying to figure out a way to wallpaper and reupholster every surface.
The Netherlands Check in Wheat is exactly what I was looking for.
Geraniums
Hydrangea
And I'm thinking either the Geranium or Hydrangea pattern would be fabulous for our guest bedroom, a la this Meg Braff-designed room.
Carnival. Isn't this the most charming toile for a child's room? It also comes in pink and in green.
Wolverhampton would be perfect for a custom dog bed for my Jake.
Equestrian. Very similar to the elusive Schumacher Tally-Ho.
Oriental Toile. Fun fact: this is the wallpaper in the downstairs guest bathroom at the Robert E. Lee President's Home at Washington and Lee University.
Which one is your favorite?
8 comments:
Love the new look!!!
Blue toile or Hydrangea... Both are very bold and take serious commitment to pattern!! I would probably chicken out...haha!
I'm obsessed with the blue toile! You can't go wrong with any of these, they're all classic & timeless.
I am looking for a reasonably priced version of that check. I cannot find it anywhere and want it for curtains in my living room and dining room. Grrr.
Love your new look :) I love toile, but I could never have the "traditional" toile in my house simply because it's Carolina blue ;)
I love your choices, especially the check pattern! I'm sure it will look great!
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YOU have a fab new design by Marina, and I lurrrve it! Well played.
You also have a bevy of beautiful choices here . . . I lean towards anything horsey or Chinoiserie related, so I adore those two options. But I also like that toile a lot. And also the rest of them. Sheesh.
the carnival wallpaper is so intricate. really love that! a piece of it would look so pretty in a frame too against a white wall. :)
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