A few post ago, I wrote about the joys of my job. Here I go again loving my job and all that comes with it. Another one of the perks to being an interior designer is the opportunity to preview fabric lines. I recently saw Jonathan Adler's new collection for Kravet and of course fell in love with it.
What about it caused me to fall in love? I'll show you
First of all it was the COLORS, fresh and crisp. From the vibrant colors to the muted tones.
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Second:
The PATTERNS, a collection of patterns that work nicely together from the chevron to the pots, the small repeats to the stripes and circles. I can see combining several of these patterns in one room
Limitless Chevron with Distored, available in all of the colorways
Solids with Wabash The collection
Third:
The TRIMS, vibrant and mimicking the fabrics all complementing one another.
Finally, the PRICE POINTS. They are wonderful!
I have a client in mind whom I think will love this combination of colors and patterns. I'm thinking... upholster a chair and ottoman in the tweed, the distorted pattern on an upholstered bench, the stripes on pillow shams over a solid coverlet and drapes out of the linen pots. I'll need to add the trim somewhere, it's going to be spectacular.
Jonathan Adler's collection reflects "his colorful approach to design with linen and velvet featuring bright colors, modernist forms, bold graphic patterns and embroidery".
What do you think about the collection? I'd love to know, send me a message and share your thoughts.
Thank you, Brunschwig and Fils for sharing Jonathan Adlers for Kravet
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