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Online Fabric Stores

February 2nd, 2007

We often find ourselves whiling away an afternoon at the online fabric bazaar—checking out the latest from Lulu DK or fantasizing about redoing the world in Les Indiennes fabrics. Here are some favorite online fabric sources:

Sites that let you buy with a point and click:

Cupacocohome.com Small online retailer that carries Les Indiennes and Basics linen (also look for Cote Table ceramics):

hableconstruction.com:

www.sophie2.fatcow.com You can buy these vibrantly colored, heavy cotton striped Basque stripes by the yard from the Sophie de Pons online boutique (confidential to Sophie: you might want to think about changing your web address):

thelinenhouse.com part of Libeco Homes Stores of Belgium. Online shopping of casual, relaxed Belgian linens in beachy stripes and sophisticated neutrals:

cathkidston.com Retro-inspired prints that have taken the UK by storm; now on American soils in NYC and LA. Great way to spice up kitchen, bath, and kids rooms:

ianmankin.com
UK ticking guru (OK, you can’t point and click, but you can order by phone):

elanbach.com Fabric maker from Wales with some gems. Love the Casella
and Sketchbook lines. Online orders for cushions, curtains and accesories:

Sites that are just for the looking-inspiration and ideas (look for stockists/sources posted on site):

Lesindiennes.com Handblocked with natural dyes, charmingly rustic and imperfect. You order Les Indiennes online at cupacocohome.com (see above):

neishacrosland.com Smashing designer from the UK; her patterns and stripes are a hit with the au courant interiors set:

luludk.com Society girl made good; very David Hicks inspired, but not slavishly so:

johnrobshaw.com Block printed in India, Robshaw’s fabrics are the height of bohemian chic:

kerrycassill.com More bohemian chic from Laguna Beach, CA, designer kerry cassill:

designersguild.com Best known for off-the-wall bright colors. Love their new archives line:

nochintz.com Earthy, rustic stripes and solids, out of Australia:

Chelseatextiles.com Although they do very traditional patterns, some are surprisingly modern. Look great in minimalist rooms:

Related posts:

1. Fabrics & Linens: Lulu DK Outdoor Fabric
2. Fabrics & Linens: Ian Mankin Fabrics
3. Shopper’s Diary: Les Indiennes Alert
4. Fabric & Linens: Jules Pansu
5. Fabrics & Linens: Borderline Fabrics

Entry Filed under: FABRICS & LINENS, SHOPPER'S DIARY