Another shade of green...

Rubie Green, started by Michelle Adams {of Lonny fame}, is a fabric company {seriously} slanted toward sustainability; in addition to their loyalty to 100% organic cotton and domestic printing with non-toxic ink, Rubie Green is genuinely striving to create responsible products. 

This Indian Lake fabric is a recollection of childhood woven with artistic adult sophistication.  Whimsy anyone?

Mustard mums and split pea foilage...

Second Coat Design performs extraordinary furniture restoration, but what really caught my eye is the Swanky Swell fabric they spotted on Etsy.  Non-toxic water based ink is applied by skilled hands to cotton fabrics for a residential grade textile wonder {organic base fabrics are also available}.  One of the prettiest products of San Francisco, this fabric sings to me! 

Ginko {Eggplant}

Foilage {Split Pea}

Doiliez {Robin's Egg}

Mum {Mustard}

The silver lining...

Living etc casually introduced me to Rapture & Wright; this began my love affair with Rapture & Wright's Clouds fabric, hand printed to order with care.  There are so many places this glorious linen would be perfect.

The world according to Thomas Paul...

Thomas Paul has used his creative genius and flawless taste to mold a myriad of products.  I wish I could fabricate a life full of only the cheer and graphic sunshine he creates; it would be full of lovely coasters, feathery pillows, beautiful fabrics, and enough brightly bold office supplies to run the world - one optimistic stationary collection at a time.

Mr. Paul combines three of my loves {bold color, graphic prints, and all things aquatic} for his enviable pillow collections.  Here are just a few salt water creatures {and a fish bowl inhabitant} to sample: 

Thomas Paul fabrics?  Also flawless:

If you find you cannot live another day without a Thomas Paul creation, pay a visit to Velocity for an online store full of dangerous temptations - including Thomas Paul products.  If its woven delights you desire, Calico Corners carries Thomas Paul fabrics.  Cheers to Thomas Paul and all he creates.