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Kelly, I hope you're not offended by me saying that. I really love your space. It's stunning. Good luck with the hunt. :-)

@ SanDiegoAT - It's actually a duvet and shams. They're just from Pottery Barn. I believe it was the "tile print" collection.

@jillmcarlisle - I made the pillows. I have an Etsy shop if you're interested: www.plumcushion.etsy.com

Thanks to everyone for your nice comments!

My goodness... I just want to know who's paper is on the wall dividing hall and shower stall. If someone could provide brand/pattern info that would be swell!

You should check out www.gussychairs.com. They "rescue" similar pieces and transform them beautifully. Their portfolio would be a great place for inspiration.

I would research custom lampshade makers. There's a great shop in Seattle (Laurel Ann Studios) where I've had a few lamps restored and updated. A coat of paint and a fantastic shade would do wonders for your lucky find.

Love, love, love. I'm such a fan of mixing pattern and color. This space is so well executed and really inspirational. Well done!

I love these. As a self proclaimed fabric hoarder, I can't believe none of his textiles have made it into my collection. This could be dangerous.

www.plumcushion.com

In the words of Tina Fey, "I want to go to there".

Gorgeous!

http://www.etsy.com/shop/plumcushion

I LOVE Jonathan Adler. Thanks so much for this post. I'm also addicted to eBay and can't believe I've never thought to look for misspellings (did you intentionally spell it incorrectly - too funny). Brilliant idea from a brilliant man!

Thank you.
I have to say I REALLY didn't want a tv in the living room, but since we haven't finished our basement yet (the media room will be in the basement) placing it over the fireplace has made for great viewing.
I think the distance to the tv from the sofa is key. Our sofa is about 10' from the wall where the tv hangs and the tv is hung 5' up. The other thing to keep in mind is the wiring. We've run ours through the attic and all of our components are in a closet in the hall. The remote controls work on radio frequency. It's fantastic!
Hope that helps.

I also recommend ebay but I have to say I've ordered some of the Uzbek ikats and it took a month to receive them and they arrived smelling like an ashtray. The Uzbek fabrics are beautiful but they are very narrow widths and the hassle just wasn't worth the savings.

If you're looking for something for a headboard I would recommend an upholstery fabric. The 54" width will be helpful and they typically don't require interfacing.

Here's a GORGEOUS Schumacher velvet ikat for a great buy it now price!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Novelty-Schumacher-fabric-Ikat-orange-red-brown-velvet_W0QQitemZ270381797384QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Fabric?hash=item3ef402d008