Hello my Lovelies,

I am such a fan of this fabric.

MILLE FLEUR by Lee Jofa in color way Denim.

One of Lee Jofa’s oldest patterns brought back as part of their 200th anniversary,  with a palette as 2024 as you can get. This pattern is both iconic and timeless.

“Drawn in the Arts and Crafts style of the late 19th century, this timeless novelty pattern offers a playful take on a traditional woodland hunting scene. The design features whimsical silhouettes of birds, hounds and deer, and botanical elements inspired by a tapestry-style mille fleur, which translates to “thousand flowers” in French.”

 

 

There are many directions you can go with this pattern.

You could add Clarke & Clarke’s Cosmic Mineral/Raspberry

Or Kelly Wearstler’s Graffito Rosa

or La Muse, in Rouge by Kravet

Here’s a recent MOOD BOARD I did, proposing curtains in this fabric, combined with a vintage rug from Chairish, along with mid century pieces.  Assignment: add warmth, layers and personality to a room, in a home in Bend, OR.

SOURCES:

 

Tufted Leather Chair by DESIGN MIX on Chairish

 

Pillows and Textiles from STUDIO TULLIA on ETSY

Jonathon Adler Sant Rosa Cashew Pillows:

Kelly Wearstler Pillows with Pendleton Pillows:

 

Plankton Taupe with Ticking Pillows and Kelly Wearstler Woven Pillows

 

 

RUGS from Keivan Wonn Arts

Sisal rugs, from POTTERY BARN

 

ART

36X36 inch, Studio McGee-designed print from TARGET

Or you could go more traditional and moody with  hand-painted work from TARYANIK on ETSY.

 

I even found some faux taxidermy from NearandDear on ETSY

Side Table by DESIGN MIX on Chairish

Oceano Chair from Article

Ottoman, KRAVET

If you would like the prices and links to any of the items above, please email info@awelllivedhouse.com and put “Sources” in the subject line.

 

Thank you as always for following along.

XOXO,

Suzanne