TOILE COLLECTION BY ELANBACH: NEW IN JANUARY 2008
Look out for:
Chinoiserie: - a beautifully drawn illustration of daily life in the exotic east. Chinoiserie is full and detailed, providing a stunning conversation piece in any room.
Nouvelles Toiles: recreated from an antique curtain design at the Nouvelles Chateau in Belgium. Nouvelles is a fine climbing trail with bright eyed, long-tailed birds.
Autumn Garden: is a rustic climbing rose design reminiscent of a jardin paysan, full of flower buds, bouquets, flying birds and butterflies.
Tropical Garden: combines the vibrancy of flowering palms with soft tonal colour movement. Tropical Garden is available in the five lightest colour-ways to maintain its fresh feel.
Lilies Toile - a delicate yet robust composition of broad leaves and flowering lilies. a humming bird and butterfly complete this glorious natural display.
Toile Stripe - a simple, smart stripe to lend a formal complement to the detailed designs above. Toile Stripe is available in all ten colour-ways.
The Toile Collection will be available on fine cotton, bleached and natural linen. Also due to their monochromatic nature, they are eminently suitable for re-colouring to clients' specific instructions using the Elanbach bespoke colouring service.
This exciting new range is being launched in January 2008 and will be
available through Fabric Gallery and Interiors.
Call us for more information and competitive pricing. We can deliver
throughout the UK direct to your home or office.
Be the first to get this exciting new fabric.
Call Fabric Gallery and Interiors for prices and availability or call into our shop near York.
Fabric Gallery and Interiors
13 York Street
Dunnington
YORK YO19 5PN
01904 481101
If you are interested in the new fabrics from Elanbach please phone us for a highly competitive price and to reserve stock. You can also discuss your requirements in more detail with our expert interior designer.
Call us now:
01904 481101 - Open seven days a week
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