I also love toile, but not very fond of yellow. Do you think you might come out with something in a pale pink in linens and also brown on ivory earthenware dishes. I think these items would be lovely in African American toile. Thanks!
Sula Baye says:
I purchased two sheets and made a lovely pair of lined draperies from one of the sheets. The print is beautifully done; however, I was a bit disappointed that the sheets are only 200-thread. For the price, one would expect at leat 300. I too would love to have the sheet/fabric in other colors, especially the blue and the deep reddish/cinnamon color.
Kasandra says:
Where can I purchase the fabric and/or the wallpaper? This is incredible!
I believe they’re both available through Studio Printworks. Call them or stop by one of their showrooms. Also, Sheila Bridges is selling sheets and pillow cases on her site, and you could easily use the sheets for a project.
Tamika says:
I love the toile, I purchased the wall paper and had a mud room done and bought the sheets for window treatments, was a lil disappointed in the fabric, but a lining sounds good.
I once read about a designer who did toiles for different New York City neighborhoods. I think it was in Architectural Digest a few years ago. Does anyone remember the name of the company? Many thanks!
Wow, I’m intrigued! I don’t think Sheila Bridges designed toiles for different neighborhoods, so I’ll have to try to track down the project you mentioned. It sounds amazing!
Variopinta says:
I recognize the image of the dancers from a photo from the Savoy Ballroom.. I love the print. what is the price range for the sheets?
What a wonderful un-traditionally fresh take on tradition. I love this print.
I also love toile, but not very fond of yellow. Do you think you might come out with something in a pale pink in linens and also brown on ivory earthenware dishes. I think these items would be lovely in African American toile. Thanks!
I purchased two sheets and made a lovely pair of lined draperies from one of the sheets. The print is beautifully done; however, I was a bit disappointed that the sheets are only 200-thread. For the price, one would expect at leat 300. I too would love to have the sheet/fabric in other colors, especially the blue and the deep reddish/cinnamon color.
Where can I purchase the fabric and/or the wallpaper? This is incredible!
I believe they’re both available through Studio Printworks. Call them or stop by one of their showrooms. Also, Sheila Bridges is selling sheets and pillow cases on her site, and you could easily use the sheets for a project.
I love the toile, I purchased the wall paper and had a mud room done and bought the sheets for window treatments, was a lil disappointed in the fabric, but a lining sounds good.
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I once read about a designer who did toiles for different New York City neighborhoods. I think it was in Architectural Digest a few years ago. Does anyone remember the name of the company? Many thanks!
Wow, I’m intrigued! I don’t think Sheila Bridges designed toiles for different neighborhoods, so I’ll have to try to track down the project you mentioned. It sounds amazing!
I recognize the image of the dancers from a photo from the Savoy Ballroom.. I love the print. what is the price range for the sheets?
Check out the designer’s site for pricing information.
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