Fabricut: Behind the Scenes

A simple phone call will guarantee the delivery of fabric or memo samples at your door step in a few days time, but take a closer look at Fabricut headquarters in Tulsa, Oklahoma - a quick tour will help you truly appreciate all the moving parts to a textile company and what goes on behind the scenes...

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Two large buildings store the fabric bolts and memos - both are 2 stories and there are rows and rows and rows of textiles...it is quite a site! To fully understand the amount of fabric that is shipped in and out of Fabricut each day, enjoy this fun fact: Fabricut is the largest UPS shipper in the state of Oklahoma!

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One of many rows filled with fabric bolts...

Rows and rows of hanging memo samples...

More memos!

Wall of Frames

These "wall of frames" are like a personal museum, revealing memories shared with loved ones, displaying special mementos or art collections - there seem to be no rules in style or set-up, making it all the more interesting. Whatever the story, each arrangement is unique from the next and certainly seems like an engaging place for any visitor...

Pick a chair, any chair

This is a dinner party I want invited to! The mis-matching chairs say "come casual, anyone is welcome" and the romantic wall covering and dainty chandelier really set the scene for a cozy evening surrounded by good food, friends and laughter.

Wonders of a workspace

A workspace means something different to everyone. It might be a place where you operate logistics of a household, run your own business, or simply organize your weekly routine and thoughts - either way, it serves a purpose to everyone. Several J. Lambeth employees share what they believe to be their “perfect workspace”…

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Brian's Space

“Workspace” should be a place to focus and to be organized while at the same time relax and daydream. Forgo the desk chair for a comfortable wing chair that serves double duty and surround yourself with books. I have all of this, just minus the inspirational view out over the rolling hills of Uruguay."

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Lori's Space

"A fusion of form, function and classics- surrounded by warm neutrals and lots of daylight"

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Becky's Space

"I would be most creative in a place like this… the inspiration is both house and garden….lost in a garden, birds wildly chirping, the ocean just over the other side, and the house being totally outside in at all times. Life itself is the most wonderful Fairy Tale (Hans Christina Anderson)"

Jenny's Space

"This space speaks to me in many ways... it seems close to nature with the natural light, botanical prints, fresh vase of flowers and the rustic brick flooring - these elements are refreshing and good for the soul. I love how the desk and gorgeous pillow (my favorite part!) are feminine and refined, alongside the cozy over sized chair and basket. I imagine myself Indian style, with a big cup of tea...feeling at home and relaxed in my own special workspace".

Flea finds at Jayson Home & Garden

Next time you are in the Windy City, you must stop by the enchanting and unforgettable Jayson Home and Garden - a one of a kind shop that sells everything from fine furnishings and vintage antiques to live plants and flowers. Probably the most intriguing of its selection are the "flea finds" that they travel worldwide to hand pick...curious as to how limited they are in selection, I called and had a pleasant conversation with a man working there, who kindly explained that what you see on the website goes fast and they travel as far as Argentina to find such unique pieces. He also said that most of their flea finds aren't posted on the website, as they are sold so quickly.

This shop seems like a fairytale in its layout and juxtoposition of new and old - it will more then charm you, to say the least.

Antique Gilt Chair




Vintage Slipper Chair

Vintage Faux Bamboo Chandelier

Vintage Violin Form in a linen shadow box

Vintage Gothic Chair

Vintage Ram's Skull

Vintage Scandinavian Books

Camilla David Textiles

Inspired by flowers early in life, Camilla David has used her love of floral arrangements and interior design experience to develop a textile line, Camilla David Textiles. The collection is a combination of cottons and linens that are printed on and embroidered - translating to a soft, stylized and unique set of patterns. A use of flowers and geometric shapes make the collection practical and complete, drawing you in to get a closer look at the craftsmanship.

Camilla is local to the Washington, D.C. area and already receiving a lot of attention in publications: House Beautiful, Washington Examiner, and The Gazette

A beautiful collection not to be missed...available in NYC, Atlanta, Chicago, Florida and lucky for us - our showroom here in D.C.!

At Home with Country

Fresh off the press, Cabbages & Roses introduces its new coffee table book, At Home with Country: Bringing the Comforts of Country Home

A company known for its fabrics made locally in England, Christina Strutt (who runs Cabbages and Roses) shows you how the floral faded vintage brand, works in just about any type of space - from cottage life to city living. Soft textures, mixed with old and new pieces make for a cozy read and refreshingly new outlook on shabby chic style.

A lovely addition to your library - a book that teaches, inspires and keeps you open minded...