So apparently there is a Fiori Stripe Fabric that complements the scroll fabric. Apparently a reversible duvet became a new good idea.
This is my first duvet set. We did not factor in the 2 pillow shams. They are made from the leftover fabric scraps. You cant tell as much from the front as you can from the back. And that's why I left that picture unseen. I'm glad that I was able to squeeze them in.
This is my guest room not the new home for the set. Robin has a more traditional/formal style than I do. (had to test that it would actually fit a queen bed) I think it looks nice with the grey walls not so much with my second had decor.....
But it is giving me ideas for new plans as soon as I finish the next 2 jobs in the Que!
Hi there! I came across your blog when googling Alessandra Marchesini's Fiori damask fabric, which I had just seen on Hancockfabrics.com. It looks beautiful and you did a wonderful job with your duvet cover! I was thinking about using it for a roman blind and was wondering what the exact colours are - is it a light grey and dark taupe, or is the brown more chocolatey (sorry for the lack of technical words in this comment - ha ha!)
ReplyDeleteHi Sanj,
ReplyDeleteThanks, Im glad that you liked it. The colors are more grey. One is dark the color of an old quarter and the other is a light silvery/blue grey. I think the yellow light of the lamp is giving it the taupe color. BTW, I love your technical words, they work for me ;-)