New Toile Du Jouy Prints At House Couturier
Friday, June 18th, 2010
Interiors are continuing their love affair with prints for the new season.
House Couturier’s stunning toile du jouy prints on wallpaper, fabric and lamps are a stylish way of incorporating the trend into your home.
The stunning new range of Toile du Jouy printed wallpapers, are available in classic black and cream, or for a softer look choose from cornflower blue (pictured here), pale lime or pastel pink.
House Couturier’s Toile du Jouy wallpapers and lamps add a touch of French style to your home and with a selection of modern pastel colours or vibrant brights will work in most interiors for an on-trend look.
Toile de Jouy is a type of decorating pattern consisting of a usually white or off-white background, on which a repeated pattern depicting a fairly complex scene, generally of a pastoral theme.
House Couturier’s Jardin Toile Wallpaper is perfect for a feature wall and is developed from an antique French Toile print:
- The Wallpaper is available in 10 colours.High quality, 180gsm wallpaper with a smooth, matt print surface and non-woven backing (paste-the-wall).
- Wallpaper: Double rolls (10.40 sq mtr) @ 10 metres x 52cm per roll.
- Pattern repeat - 104 cm W x 63 cm H.
- Prices: £159.00 per single roll; £245.00 per double roll.
Lamps available as table and standing versions (bases available in several colours). Priced from £495.00 each.
Visit the House Couturier website to view the ranges.
Tel: (0207) 371 9255

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