Bring the Beauty of the Outdoors
Inside with In The Garden Fabrics
by Waverly

No matter what the weather is outside your door, you can have the sense of summer all year long with Waverly’s newest fabric collection. The three print and three woven designs that comprise In The Garden were inspired by the delights of gardens in bloom. Designers re-imagined delicate flowers in all stages, from those just starting to bud to those in full blossom. Lush foliage, feathery ferns and even the intricate lines of a trellis which provides support for climbing vines all influenced the look and feel of this lively new collection. And just as Mother Nature encompasses a wide range of colors, the In The Garden palette bursts with intriguing shades of lavender, cream, coral, reds, greens, gold, blush, chocolate, onyx and sweet buttercream.

Summer Splendor, the signature print of the collection, explodes with dazzling orchids and rhododendrons in full bloom. Oversize ferns and multi-hued foliage lend an exotic air to the design. Haven, a charming companion print, features a graceful growing trumpet vine sporting similar but somewhat smaller sized flowers. A multicolored linear design, Serene Stripe, provides a nice change of pace from all the floral imagery and multiples your decorating options.

A trio of woven designs supply welcome texture. They include Rosabella, a striking fabric with a beautifully embroidered three-color floral vine set on a silk-like ground that has just the barest hint of iridescent shimmer; Garden Ottoman, a slightly heavier silk-like textile with perpendicular stripes creating tiny blocks of complementary color, and Garden Lattice, a reversible cotton that handsomely captures the intersecting lines of an intricate trellis.

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