100 Designers: Prints/Fabrics
Is there a classic print or fabric that will never be passé?
Samuel Botero: animal prints, esp. leopard (Are you kidding?)
Anthony P. Browne: Alicia chintz from Colefax and Fowler
William W. Stubbs: Damask
Thomas Britt: Jim Thompson Thai Silk IV in banana
Roderick N. Shade: Paisley (?)
Mark Boone: Fortuny’s De Medici pattern
Charles Allem: Stripes
Paul Vincent Wiseman: Fortuny’s Richelieu lion
Michael Schaible: black and white stripes from Perennials
Harry Schnaper: Fortuny. Brunschwig & Fils’s La Portugaise. Clarence House.
Campion A. Platt: Mohair
100 Designers: Colour
Through out the January 2006 edition of Architectural Digest they discussed specific idea of several Designers. This one is on the topic of colour.
The Specific Question: “Is there a particular color or material that you find yourself returning to again and again?”
Laura Hunt: At least two shades of white.
William W. Stubbs: White. Sherwin Williams.
Anthony P. Browne: “Terra-cotta or green.”
Samuel Botero: pale blue ceilings. (” as a device. It reflects a clean light and gives the illusion of height”)
Karin Blake: green
Thomas Britt: Aubergine, Benjamin Moore dark basalt, deep mulberry and Tulsa twilight.
Marjorie Shushan: Neutral colors, earth tones and cashmere.
Juan Montoya: Benjamin Moore linen white.
David Easton: Terra-cotta red
Mark Boone: Benjamin Moore peach blossom
Roderick N. Shade: Deep taupe, dark khaki and neutrals
Campion A. Platt: saturated blue
Matthew White: linen, wool, silk
Harry Schnaper: Benjamin Moore natural wicker
Margaret McCurry: white
Michael Schaible: Black
Carleton Varney: aqua blue
