It doesn't really matter though - great things never grow old. Home Fabrics sent out a set of inspiration mood boards that I have to share because they're so gorgeous. If you'd like to find out more about the fabrics (composition, application etc.) you can reach Home Fabrics via their website...http://www.homefabrics.co.za.
I'm seeing shades of yellow, mustard and chartreuse everywhere and it's still a great way to add a bit of spark to a monochromatic scheme. Maison (col. citrus), the print with houses on them is too gorgeous for words. To find the names of all other designs, click here. Goma (col. lime) on the top left is also one of my favourites. You might remember it being featured in the indigo blue colourway.
Duckegg blue will never get tired. I haven't used it with coral before but I think it's a great way to make a quiet colour a little bolder. Altes (col. Duckegg - second from the left at the top) is really lovely - so exotic and loose. The watercolour roses on the bottom right (Orsay col. duckegg) would be awesome for a summer frock or long jacket. All other fabric names are here.
Remember Marsala, Pantone colour for 2015? I still think it's a perfect way to blend your love for pretty pink and deep red. Voyages (col. Poppy) from the Persian Romance range is both rich and fresh - I think it could be a timeless print that could be awesome for a girl's bedroom. Actually, I'd love a whole wall in it! For the other fabric names, click here.
Last but not least, the ever-fantastic blue mood board. I love ALL these designs and love how Maison (col. Delft) looks like a modern twist on the Willow Pattern. I'm also nuts for Mandir (col. denim) - bottom right, it looks like a one colour batik. You can find all other fabric names here.
Till next time nerds,
x :)
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