The new Barcelona Collection from Designers Guild is bright, vivacious and bold. The printed fabrics showcase graphic modern flowers in fresh lively colors. Seeing the fabrics up close in the showroom adds a whole other level of appreciation for this dynamic collection.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Designers Guild Pavilion Collection
The Pavilion Collection from Designers Guild reflects influences from the Brighton Pavilion. There are fusions of classical and exotic. The combinations include formal graphic elegance and floral Chinoiserie.
Designers Guild Pavilion Collection
The collection includes beautiful embroidered silks as well as printed silks. Each have exquisite details and an amazing range of colors. The showroom samples give the opportunity to view the full repeat of these lustrous patterns.
Designers Guild Pavilion Collection
The collection also includes a graphic architectural pattern on linen and a printed silk with the look of a hand drawing.
The Pavilion Collection is stunning.
Leave a comment. I'd like to know what you think of these fabrics.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
The Colors Of Spring
Spring brings a burst of bountiful colors. The most exuberant of these colors can be found at an elementary school's Spring Musical Program.
The Colors Of Spring
A production of Bugz by John Jacobson and John Higgins was performed by first graders in costumes as bees, lady bugs, ants and one stink bug!
There is a great variety of color, pattern and texture bursting from the stage. Spring at its very best.
There is a great variety of color, pattern and texture bursting from the stage. Spring at its very best.
The Colors Of Spring
The same students were also the set designers. They created the butterflies and dragonflies in the background. It was an amazing use of color and pattern. Stunning Beautiful Wonderful
The patterns created on the butterflies are brilliant bursts of color.
The patterns created on the butterflies are brilliant bursts of color.
The look of paisley was painted on more than one happy butterfly.
Spring is here.
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