Would you consider sending the above image to a custom fabric printing shop? They might be able to reproduce the pattern for less. I've never done it before myself but thought I would suggest.

What do you consider expensive? Have you thought about just the smas and then the scarf in a color from the fabric in a solid or knitted or a nice wool I myself would find all those too matchy .

I've never heard of a custom fabric printing shop, Norwood. That may be an idea. Pat, the fabric is $240 a yard discounted. I have no idea if a designer would get a larger discount. I wanted to do 2 shams and scarf in the fabric, then purchase an off white coverlet. I think it would be nice to have the pattern at the top and foot of the bad, but agree a little of this will go a long way.

I would wait until late winter when the stores are bringing out their spring/summer fabrics. I've seen these kind of watercolor type prints in warmer weather fabrics.

Hi Rachel-

The colors in that fabric are just delicious, and perfect for a bedroom, I can see why you fell in love with it.

Here is the a voice of practicality though-

That is a fortune to spend, even if you had a fortune, I wouldn't advise it.

Fabrics fade from sun exposure, they need to get laundered, your pet may make a tear or stain , your tea or champagne and strawberries may spill , whatever...

My point being that is a Queens ransom for something that is really fungible.

If you love those colors and pattern type would you consider it in a different way, say a piece of art?

It would be so easy for you to find a sizable piece of art with those colors in an sort of abstractly rounded floral (or however you wanted to describe it.)

There are so many online sources of art, or you could get art student to duplicate it for a song.

Too bad Covid is on.

The art school students used to line up on the street selling their wares including copies of the Great Masters, and you could pick the best future forger to copy this.

At this time, if you called the art schools, they may be closed, but you can try.

I would do that before ordering from an online source.

I like to see something in real life, to be able to talk to the artist, and you can customize it more, and you can customize the size, decide if you want acrylic or oil for example, decide if you want a little more or a little less of a certain color, if you want to add a new color and drop a color.

You can hang it over your bed, or somewhere else in the room.

Then for your bed shawl and shams get fabric that coordinates with the painting in really delicious colors/textures. It would depend on what you want to do for curtains on the room and if you are going to have a fabric covered chair(s) and what fabric you use on them.

I can't tell from this "swatch" what the scale of the design is.

But let's say for example it is very large scale, or for your painting, you do it in a very large scale, which is what I advise, because it would be the focal point of the room (other than your bed.)

And how nice to have a focal point that is not a television!

There is an old rule about prints in a room that seem like grandma's day. but it really works.

Large scale floral or other print, mid-scale stripe, small scale geometric or other small scale print. In a bedroom, some people want less pattern than in for example, a living room.

So this piece of art, done large can be your "large scale floral" and take center stage in your room.

For your shams you can do sold colors in fabrics from the painting, maybe different colors on each side, that would be fun!

And do them in a really delicious fabric like velveteen.

Or silk.

Do you like shimmer?

Have you heard of shot silk?

That is when the threads of the warp are a different color than the threads of the weft.

The effect is marvelous, and iridescence, and constant color change.

Here are some examples.

And pick marvelous trim that coordinates with the colors in your painting.

Look at the Scalamandre catalog, but don't reach for the smelling salts, you don't have to shop there, (they only sell to the trade anyway) just get your ideas and then go shop somewhere else.

And if the only trim you like is pricey, well, it's worth it because even if the fabric of the pillow needs replacing, if you are clever about how the trim is sewn on, you can remove the trim, and attach it to the new fabric!

It is amusing thought, all these trims on pillows and sofas were created to protect costly fabrics from wear and tear. And over time, the trims have become way more expensive than fabric.

Oh, and please shop the bargain bins at he fabric stores for discontinued trim, can you get great deals,

And be creative, Instead of spending a fortune on a wide trim, you can spend a fraction on buying two narrow trim and sewing them together yourself.

If your city has a fabric district, check out the stores there before they might have to be shut down for Covid.

This is a fabric I had suggested to another Houzzer ages ago for upholstery, it seems to be in similar colors to your favored ones, if you have a chair you need to do, it might work.

Here is another one, more in the blue family.

By the way, if you need a rug for the room and you don't want to get an Oriental rug, you can usually get a good deal on a piece of broadloom and have it bound.

I wonder if you can get a piece that is similar to the above tweed fabrics.

It is fine that they don't have the pinks of your chosen fabric, you want that to be the star, and the other things just the supporting cast with just enough to show they are in the same show.

Go to a fabric store. Look in the dressmaker's or upholstery fabrics. You'll probably find something similar for way less. And you could try chiffon for the scarf.

Or you can look at sheets, drapes etc for fabric that is close to what you want.

Scroll through Society6 bath and bedding. You may find something you like in Euros and bed runner.

This UK company has Impressionist type fabric from around 50-70pounds and charge 30pounds to ship to US and Canada. They also have bedding https://www.bluebellgray.com/living/fabrics.html

Maureen- That is right up the OP's alley, brilliant!

I have been shopping online for some upholstery fabric, and have ordered quite a few samples. In at least 3 instances, I found a fairly expensive piece $200+yd), and also found that very same thing at a much more reasonable cost. I ordered samples of both, and they were identical! Definitely not seconds. It was eye opening to say the least!

I will sort through my bookmarks and fabric stash to see if I can post an exact example.

You might want to peruse VoyageMaison.com.

@niccidhg this is very close to what I'm looking for, but when I look online the colors look a little washed out. I'm going to try to get a sample. Thank you!

Rachel, I was not suggesting that pattern necessarily - just wanted to show you the site. They have many , many collections that come in both fabric and wallpaper. I’m glad you liked that one enough to order a sample though. Best of luck.

https://www.amazon.com/Levtex-home-Standard-Multicolor-Reversible/dp/B086Q7KDZY

All of these bedding ensembles are from Wayfair.

2 shams for $200 seems like a lot of money to me for something that will get wear and tear & washed frequently