PIERRE FREY

Holy fabric craziness.....I really did not think I would get so much response to my fabric sale.

I have tried to get back to everyone that emailed me but I just created turmoil in my life with this little "gig".

All of the plans I had to finish my yard work and do a little painting turned into rolling out fabrics to see what was left.

Crikey.

OK....on to other things.

While I was looking at wallpapers for my foyer [yes the black and white stripes have gone bye bye] I was reminded of the first paper I used in that space.

Pierre Frey Panthere

When I first saw it in the showroom I could not believe how real it looked reaching out to actually pet it:)

I kept it for about 10 years and I am not sure why I took it down because I am still pretty smitten with it.

Here is a picture of it up which I took from the Pierre Frey website.

While I was looking for this wallpaper on the website I saw a few more iconic Pierre Frey papers to share with you.

This is called Nekai and also comes in this beautiful color way...

Yum right?

I found this image on their website....

This is called Odalys. I used to have the fabric on a pair of occasional chairs and still have them in the basement:)

Crazy hoarder.

This one is Jamaica. I know you have seen it around the internet.

Bananier

Jardin de Paradis

Of course I love this one....classic black and cream.

Erevan

This gorgeous pink.....La Fontaine

I am sure this one looks better up but I have always loved a small print like this. The pattern is Indus Tise

This is a new one.....Jardin De Mysore

Some of these are pretty bold which would look good in a small powder room or and accent wall behind a bed.

Here are a few examples in case you need to be convinced.

This large scale paper is Sigourney from China Seas

Marjourie Skouras

Martinique Banana Leaf

Cole and Sons

I know you are familiar with this one....

Notice how they kept all the other materials in these rooms fairly simple and allowed the print be the focal point. And yes....many of these are expensive papers but you could always hire a painter to give you a similar look right? Also....maybe for just one wall the price would not be that bad.

I'll let you decide:)

Also....I worked on this makeover last weekend....