I have been seeing some amazing pictures from the upcoming “Sex & The City, II” movie around the interwebs.
In Big and Carrie’s dining room, you can see their dining room chairs, which are upholstered in “Belgravia”, a Lee Jofa fabric. I am not really wild about the tile behind them, especially in the context of the dining room. 
 |  From the Royal Oak Foundation’s collection. Royal Oak is the American arm of the UK’s National Trust. |
So if you want to be like Big and Carrie, you can do it with some Belgravia.
Okay, so I'm down in Anne Arundel County, and I just recently found your blog and spend this past Sunday at Antique Exchange and Housewerks after seeing them here on Pigtown Design. I was really disappointed to be unable to go along on Tour de Baltimore in March!
ReplyDeleteI just have a question about DeBois Fabrics. Are the fabrics you show available to the general public? Because you mention being able to browse their warehouse from time to time. I have been hunting for months in search of fabric for various things around my house with no luck! You always seem to come up with good finds at DeBois, I want to give them a go.
Meg I love, love this Belgravia pattern especially in the red/ gold/ periwinkle pattern. Are you making a pillow or two?
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You are such a good sleuth! I love analyzing movie room design. But you are right -- that blue tile is a bit jarring. No matter -- I am SO going to see SATC when it's out. There was a great trailer for it during Glee last night!
ReplyDeleteI did a similar post on Monday and also noticed this fabric (in another colorway) at Deboise when I visited. That place is the best... And, I cannot wait for the movie!
ReplyDeletelove that fabric
ReplyDeleteThe design elements would be the only thing that could possibly get me to watch this movie. Sorry, SATC fans, but I just never could cotton on to the show. Though I'll give you this -- the trailer does look rather delicious, as Jennifer Sargent said above -- I also saw it during Glee (speaking of delicious -- Matthew Morrison!).
ReplyDeleteAnyway, the Mighty Meg is ever on the lookout for fab design, wherever it may be!