Kelly Wearstler, who has described her style “old-world Hollywood with a modern vibe”, has recently teamed with Groundworks - Lee Jofa to launch a line of exquisite fabrics and trims under her name.
Ms. Kelly Wearstler
Vibrant hues paired with elegant graphics have become her signature style and for this collection she is introducing a new and refreshing multi cultural influence. " She has created a delicious cocktail of pattern and texture, stirred with an artisan's eye for colour," says Stephen Elrod, executive vice president and creative director of Lee Jofa.
Ms. Kelly WearstlerVibrant hues paired with elegant graphics have become her signature style and for this collection she is introducing a new and refreshing multi cultural influence. " She has created a delicious cocktail of pattern and texture, stirred with an artisan's eye for colour," says Stephen Elrod, executive vice president and creative director of Lee Jofa.
Wearstler is a prominent interior designer with her own studio, KWID (Kelly Wearstler Interior Design) and is particularly well-known for her colorful mod-baroque style.
Here are some neat selections that I would like to share with you. All these stunning fabrics are available through MEADE DESIGN GROUP.
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksFlair - Cocoa - 100% Cotton
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksConfeti - Cream - 100% linen
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksFaux Bois - Gold + Noir - 52% linen, 45% cotton, 3% metallic
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksFuji Moderne - Onyx - 100% cotton
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksKumano Wave - Beige - 100% linen
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksSora Velvet - Lilac + Plum - 78% viscose, 25% cotton
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksEdo Linen - Bronze - 100% linen
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksBengal Bazaar - Graphite - 100% linen
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksKatana - Mocha + Cream - 100% linen
Kelly Wearstler's fabrics for GroundworksOmbre Maze - Java - 61% viscose, 21% linen, 15% polycotton, 3% polyester
Very cool - I especially like the geometric and the celtic knot patterns. I can't wait to get the books!!!
ReplyDeleteThe edo linen would make a unique upholstery fabric choice - I have always liked kelly W.'s designs.
ReplyDeleteDiscovered your blog today. What a nice surprise. Read quite a few posts, loved the conversations with designers.
ReplyDeleteVisited your website also. Beautiful work.
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