Last week I promised I would bring you outdoor fabrics in blue. Here are some fresh combinations to make your outdoor rooms swim with excitement. Gone are the dated bright blue or navy canvas from patios long past. As always here are options which are never pedestrian, cookie cutter or what you are going to see down the street. These are chic, fresh and timeless.
Paisley is here for outdoors! Combined it with this bold blue and white sea animal print for a really special outdoor room. Both are from Scalamandre.
Like turquoise better? Designer’s Guild brings a whole new life to turquoise by adding gray and emerald green to the mix. Too bold?
Let’s try a more classic approach with their woven turquoise and add an additional pattern from Osborne and Little.
Here we mix fabric houses to make different patterns and textures work together. What do you get when you add taupe and creme options from Rubelli to blues from Manuel Canovas? Something for every location.
In need of animal print to make your outdoor rooms feel authentic or just chic? Let’s take the turquoise from earlier add in some cheetah from Cowtan & Tout and stripes from Scalamandre. Are you starting to sense gray can be a pretty unexpected addition to an outdoor color scheme?
Maybe a watery blue and soda pop orange scheme is more your flavor, opposites on the color wheel =a scrumptious color palette. This color scheme sandwiches a pretty (and reversible) Osborne and Little blue between two outstanding patterns from Pollack Associates.
For my next post on outdoor fabrics, next week I’m going to blow your mind with one new color scheme. Hint: there is no blue, pink, green, yellow or orange.
