Mary Mulcahey started Les Indiennes in 2002. After discovering that a tiny village in India could print her fabrics with the special 12 step Kalamkari printing process, she knew her fabric designs were going to be realized. Her collection of French prints, charming florals and damasks are all made in India, hand-blocked and printed with natural dyes. Her take on Indian textiles is well suited to the American and European market. The range of soft colors in fabrics, bedding, throw pillows and accessories is sophisticated and casual. Hot off the press, limited-addition wallpapers have just been added as the newest introductions in her line. A former stylist, Mulcahey took beautiful photographs that showcase her designs in a wonderful way. Visit her online store and see her full range at Les Indiennes.
The upholstery fabrics hung on display.
A selection of coordinating swatches.
Colette in red.
A bed showing the Elise duvet and Pipi Madeline pillows.
The Madder Red pattern, on a daybed that is for sale.
The Indigo bed, in Veronique and Antoinette quilt.
A charming french chair covered in the Indigo Sabine stripe.
The new limited-edition wallpaper, in Veronique.
The upholstery fabrics hung on display.
A selection of coordinating swatches.
Colette in red.
A bed showing the Elise duvet and Pipi Madeline pillows.
The Madder Red pattern, on a daybed that is for sale.
The Indigo bed, in Veronique and Antoinette quilt.
A charming french chair covered in the Indigo Sabine stripe.
The new limited-edition wallpaper, in Veronique.
2 comments:
Wow, these textiles are georgous!!! I love how they're use just one color and a bold pattern, instead of many colors & patterns, that really giv them a chic look!
I'm already imagining a sunroom, draped in that lovely blue & white fabric - ahh.... and a glass of lemonaide by my side : )
i have loved these fabrics since the line launched. so amazing. thinking about buying some yardage for a shower curtain--thoughts?
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