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Article: Instant room indiennes: electric color revives classic patterns in a new fabric line that interior designer Scott Salvator thinks is perfect for a living room.
- Article from:
- House Beautiful
- Article date:
- May 1, 2007
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HOW HE'D DO IT
Salvator designs a bright living room with Brunschwig & Fils furniture and its new Springboard collection, which features colorful Indiennes, French interpretations of Indian hand-painted cottons. BOLTON DAMASK (1) on the Nantes Chair. MERYL STRIPE (2) on file Cromwell Bench. TAMERLANE (3) for curtains. And VICEROY STRIE (4) Oil the Anthony Camelback Sofa. To put your ideal room together, see our planners on pages 32 and 34.
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YOU DO THE MATCH "This is a printed cotton than works on walls, windows, and furniture," says Brunschwig & Fils designer director Donna May Woods. While the design of Tamerlane (shown here in Canton Blue) ...
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