Clockwise from left to right: Kravet's Masira Silk Damask; Decortex's Deva; Scalamandre's Ypres; Janet Yonaty's Paris Classique; Peter Fasano's Sandhurst; Christopher Hyland's Anne Marie Damask; Rubelli's Cherubino (middle).
Here are a description of these wonderful fabrics:
Kravet - Pattern above: Masira Silk Damask in Seafoam - Lush taupe flowers on a soft teal background. This all silk damask is 54" wide and originates from India. It comes in four colorways: Seafoam, Garnet, Latte and Rye. Below is the Latte.
Decortex -Pattern above: Deva - A "green" fabric that is monochromatic with dark forest hues.
Scalamandre - Pattern above: Ypres - Stylized vines cover an olive background.
Janet Yonaty - Pattern above: Paris Classique - A swirled Rococo matte green design against a shiny embossed silk ground.
Christopher Hyland - Pattern above: Anne Marie Damask - Deep shades of cobalt blue and antique gold proves classic and timeless.
Rubelli - Pattern above: Cherubino in Bleu - Opulent golden leaves and robust flowers adorn this woven sapphire toned silk. This beautiful fabric is meant for an elegant setting in 6 wonderful colorways. Bleu, Avorio, Beige, Radica, Rosso and Verde.
Peter Fasano - Pattern above: Sandhurst in Easton Blue - A print with a faded watercolor effect in a light aqua blue. We love this wonderful cotton fabric that comes in ten luscious colorways. See two more below, Cielo (blue) and Pesca (orange). Other colorways: Crema, Oro, Slate Gray, Crema/Pewter, Verde, Giallo and Azzuro.
All photos courtesy of Peter Fasano and Veranda Magazine. Fabrics are to the trade and can be ordered through your designer or through The Designer Insider.
Oh, GLORIOUS damask! An Interior Designer, I find myself putting the stuff EVERYWHERE! I have a settee coming in this week for one of my condo designs covered in black and white flocked damask! YUM! Coordinating chair found on my blog JuxtapozInteriorDesign.com. GORGEOUS! Thank you for the post! Inspiring!
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