Coming into the high room again after years after oceans and shadows of hills and the sounds of lies after losses and feet on stairs after looking and mistakes and forgetting turning there thinking to find no one except those I knew finally I saw you sitting in white already waiting you of whom I had heard with my own ears since the beginning for whom more than once I have opened the door believing you were not far -WS Merwin
Late Spring - Sunrise - Fabric
$ 200.00
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DIMENSIONS
Sample: 8.5"x8.5"
Total Fabric Width = 53”
Printed Width = 52”
Sold by the Yard
One Yard Minimum
PRODUCT INFO
Pattern Repeat: 34.33” Straight Repeat
Bleed/Seam Allowance: All patterns include ¼” of bleed along each selvage edge, a pattern match can be made at the selvages with a ¼” seam allowance)
Lead Time: 2 weeks
Material: 100% Linen
Weight: 10.6 oz
Origin: Belgium
Sustainability: The Climate Label Certified
Printing Method: Digital
Spec Sheet: Download Here
SKU: LP-SUNR-LFY
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Description
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Late Spring is a printed wallcovering by Thatcher Studio designer Lindsay Jordan Kretchun. Its design bridges ornamental stylization and organic beauty to create environments with extra-dimensional vibrancy. The pattern celebrates when flowers are in the most expressive and most delicate phase of their life cycle. Inspired by that brief time of year at the end of spring, just before summer, the motif of a flower is translated as an abstraction of itself and rendered into a wallcovering. Like Byzantine art, the pattern, reminiscent of pressed flowers, trades realism in favor of ornamental expression: the flower silhouette as an icon of the end of spring.
Colors: SUNRISE
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Coming into the high room again after years after oceans and shadows of hills and the sounds of lies after losses and feet on stairs after looking and mistakes and forgetting turning there thinking to find no one except those I knew finally I saw you sitting in white already waiting you of whom I had heard with my own ears since the beginning for whom more than once I have opened the door believing you were not far -WS Merwin