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Introducing Courtyard
Indoor/Outdoor Fabric
Indoor and outdoor living spaces can be rejuvenated with a punch
of color and a lively new look with our Courtyard printed
and woven fabrics. In both brights and neutrals, these high-performance
fabrics are colorfast and stain-resistant, offering long-lasting
beauty and durability. Beach-inspired designs and hip traditional
patterns give a fresh, clean style. There are also companion stripes,
houndstooth patterns, basic matelasses, and geometric designs. Pictured here
is “Bolton,” a
woven fabric with a large, modern, graphic Jacobean pattern. It is paired with “Gabriel,” a
modern trellis design with geometric interlocking diamonds, and balanced by
the simple, tailored look of “Linden
Hill Stripe.”

Mixing
It Up
There’s more opportunity than ever for mixing and matching traditional and contemporary patterns.
Traditional motifs integrated
with contemporary designs like those shown above from Chelsea and Serendipity collections,
combine to create a fresh eclectic style. A balance is created when clean
modern patterns are paired with the warmth of a classic traditional design.
The focus is on texture and subtle structural details, which make the
designs coordinate readily with other patterns illuminating a form of
transitional simplicity.
Thibaut on TV
As wallpaper regains popularity, Thibaut patterns are being featured more
than ever in movies and on today’s TV home decorating and remodeling
shows! Recent episodes of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition have featured
Thibaut patterns, including Cut
Paper from Tea
House, Bienvenue from Promenade,
and St.
Charles Stripe from Boat
House.

Before and after images from a recent episode of Colin & Justin’s
Home Heist featuring the Mimosa fabric and wallpaper.
Episodes of Colin & Justin’s
Home Heist show in Canada have showcased Springfield
Toile from Historic
Homes Vol. VII, and Mimosa from Waterlily. Thibaut’s inspiring look and fresh,
clean color palette has caught the media’s eye and their need for artistic
expression.

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