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Interior Design World of Hand-Blocked Fabrics: What Does It Mean To You?

As I am embarking upon my latest venture – an expanded retail location with a large section of bolt fabrics to accommodate a greater range of budgets – it has really streamlined my attention to fabrics, in general! Therefore, it really piqued my attention when I recently [...]

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Benjamin Moore Paints Appearing in Kravet Showrooms

If you read last week’s blog posts, you may recall that I am a huge fan of Benjamin Moore paints. The company’s exclusive colorant formulas – and its emphasis on quality! – truly sets it apart from its would-be competitors.

And now, Benjamin Moore has selected a customized selection of [...]

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REMODELING KICK-OFF: The Perfect Shade of Blue (Part 3)

As a reminder, here is the Benjamin Moore paint color, Rhine River 689

At night, the wall color I have just added in my foyer is much richer and deeper and looks like a very grayed duck egg.  It is so pretty and different all during the day.  A color such as this – [...]

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  • Lori Miller
    July 22nd, 2011 at 4:39 pm · Reply

    Hi Kimberly!
    I recently came across your site and love it! I wanted to ask since you’ve seen it in person, the Thom Filicia fabric above, City Square in Wild Rose, would you say that its definitely a coral color rather than rose? My bathroom is blues/greens and I want to do some roman shades in coral and love this fabric but want to be sure its coral and not another shade. Thanks for your time!
    Lori

  • Susan
    July 13th, 2012 at 11:07 am · Reply

    I had drapes made for my breakfast room from the City Square fabric (Wild Rose color). Now I want to have some upholstered dining chairs made for the round table (cherry) in this room. What fabric would you suggest? Also up for painting the walls – what color would tie everything together? Thanks!!

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