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Pangaea Interior Design, Portland, OR
“foot tall fabric panel hung in the main living room draws the eye up and adds much needed color to the concrete wall.”
“find this fabric? (hoping for a website!)”
“order the fabric directly through me. I get it through one of my to-the-trade resources. It is $75 per yard plus shipping. Not sure how many yards you need. I checked stock and there are around 5 to 6 yards in stock. Let me know if you are interested. I'm attaching a close-up of the fabric.”
“Great idea to use fabric as wall art!”
“This is a brilliant use of color. The vibrant orange hue livens up the cool gray and black, and the fabric softens”
“fabric instead of paint, easy change”
“You can change the fabric as you choose!”
“Colorful fabric curtain on wall/windows as a pop of color to add vibrancy”
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Incorporated
“Love the fabric used in the picture over the bed. Who makes the pattern.”
“Marimekko fabric stretched and hung on the wall. There is a company that sells the kits for about $100. http://txtlart.com/flowerbed.html”
“Fabric wall art - using canvas”
“Stretch fabric for DIY wall art. If you have a piece of fabric that begs to be hung as art, it's easy to make it happen. Pick up canvas stretchers or a blank canvas at an art store, and use a staple gun to attach your fabric.”
“Fabric stretched over canvas for art”
“Fabric stretched as DIY art project”
“Oooooh, great idea! Just some wood, nails, and a piece of fabric Mark and I love to create what we want in our bedroom!”
“Stretch fabric for DIY wall art. If you have a piece of fabric that begs to be hung as art, it's easy to make it happen. Pick up canvas stretchers or a blank canvas at an art store, and use a staple gun to attach your fabric.”
mgbernardo
“like the fabric idea on the wall”
“fabric covered wood frame for art”
“fabric art work- buy fabric and staple to frames”
“Use wood ( instead of canvas) to frame fabrics”
“mean by "fabric panels" [but obviously not the colors]”
“sound proofing panels framed with interesting fabrics on back wall”
“Panels with fabric wrap”
“padded panels with fabric”
“fabric covered canvases”
“DIY art fabric panels”
“Is that fabric covered wood??”
“fabric panels...fabric on wall...Fabric as art...Fabric boards...Fabric wall art...covered in fabric...fabric art...Fabric on canvas...covered with fabric”
Cecile Lozano Interiors
“cotton fabric and added a chocolate colored ban at the bottom.”
“is the fabric on the window treatments from and where did you buy the pillow?”
“Do you know the specific name of the Duralee curtain fabric? I have looked for it and can't find it. Thanks so much. I love the fabric!”
“cotton fabric and added a chocolate colored ban at the bottom. Perhaps just start at the fabric store and look for a similar pattern.”
“Thank you. I am a designer in San Diego Ca.....and have access to Duralee fabrics. Will be in LaGuna”
“bought the fabric from a showroom and had a professional sewer create the window treatments and install them as well. The sofa is from a local vendor that had the sofa on clearance and is no longer available. The pillow is from Blissliving.com. No longer available. The side table is from Crate and Barrel”
Jennifer Bishop Design
“paper or fabric and decoupage a dresser”
“Make over a dresser with decoupage. You can use anything from fabric to gift wrap or wallpaper scraps to transform a boring old chest of”
“anything from fabric to gift wrap or wallpaper scraps to transform a boring old chest of drawers into a unique statement piece. All you need is the fabric or paper of your choice, and a bottle of decoupage glue.
How to use decoupage glue”
“add fabric or paper to furniture with decoupage glue”
“anything from fabric to gift wrap or wallpaper scraps to transform a boring old chest of drawers into a unique statement piece. All you need is the fabric or paper of your choice, and a bottle of decoupage glue”
“Moke over a dresser w/decoupage. You can use anything from fabric to gift wrap”
Incorporated
“the chair as a frame for fabric”
“Chairs with colorful birds/nature in fabric”
“Fabric on the armchairs”
“beautiful fabric armchairs”
“Lovely chairs and fabric”
“for the fabric....beautiful fabric...love the fabric!...Silk fabric...Chair fabric for...fabric on chairs...for the fabric.”
Kathleen Walsh Interiors, LLC
“indoor-outdoor fabric, fabric covered banquette, saarinen table, laminate top, thonet chairs”
“like the fabric and low back might work with taller windows.”
“interior fabrics? Yes, you can; your imagination is the limit. Use them for furniture upholstery, decorative pillows and cushions, window treatments, shower curtains, table linens and more. Are they expensive?Outdoor fabrics tend to cost more than comparable indoor fabrics, simply because of their added”
“outdoor fabrics in. The range of patterns and colors available for outdoor fabrics has expanded tremendously in recent years, making these sturdy fabrics much more appealing to use indoors. Try them on dining chairs, cushions in a breakfast nook or even on a sofa.”
Axis Mundi
“superbly fabricated by Urban Archeology. Various surrealist touches, such as a painting by Matta, and furniture by Salvador Dali and Antonio Gaudi, add a touch of humor to a formally rigorous design scheme.”
“FabricFabric is very susceptible to sun damage. Cotton and acrylic fabrics can turn almost all white in a particularly hot summer if they're not adequately protected. Fabric guards do wonders — spray or smooth one on with a paintbrush to keep cushion colors fresh through the entire summer. If you're”
“faded fabrics, there's no good solution. Your best bet is replacing them with a better-quality version. Sunbrella and other outdoor fabric brands resist fading, mold and stains.”
