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Fabric & Wall Covering, p 2

-- Interior Design, 10/31/2003 12:00:00 AM

accessories • building materials • eco-friendly • fabric & wall covering • flooring •
furniture • kitchen & bath • lighting • outdoor furniture • seating

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Lee Jofa& p>

Designed by David Easton, Regency Stripe is a silk blend with a crisp look and feel. The fine strie is set off by a rich ottoman weave. Available in seven fresh colors that coordinate with Easton's other collections.

K5 Design Source& p>

Richard Rowland's Klassik Stripe makes washed-out winsome. Rowland loosens up the standard stripe by hand-printing bands of color on natural linen, which is then stonewashed to further soften the look. Suitable for light upholstery, window treatments, and bedding.

Soliloquy& p>

These three intricate patterns were resurrected from the Wiener Werkstätte archives. Our favorite: Tourmaine (center), with its interlacing leaves and tendrils in a gilded palette. At Ruth Caplan.

Pasini Pelle& p>

This Los Angeles–based outfit specializes in suedes and faux suedes (shown), many of which feature printed metallic patterns.

Dedar& p>

Opus doesn't skimp on opulence. Run your hand over this seriously sumptuous silk-and-cotton matelassé and feel the lure of luxe. Available in seven colors.

Henry Calvin& p>

The Blue Moon collection finds harmony in sultry silks and plush textures. As for the palette, designer Danita Harwood paired warm neutrals with icy blues to evoke earth and water.