Di Lewis Studios - Pastiche/Blue

80’s Contemporary Abstract Floral | Cotton Chintz Fabric

Manufacturer.  Di Lewis Studios

Manufacturer Collection.  Art Curial Collection

Manufacturer Style.  Pastiche

Manufacturer Color.  Blue

Color Details.  Cerulean, sky blue, cornflower, metallic cinerous, metallic silver, laurel, rose quartz, on a black ground.              . 

Application.  Drapery, upholstery, table cloths, curtains, bedspreads, pillows, cushions, and other home décor applications.   

Content.  100% Cotton, 

Textile Type.   Medium weight glazed plain weave yarn dyed black cotton (chintz) with large repeat screen print.  .   

Features.  Water repellant

Length.  As detailed in the “Length/Amount” drop down menu. 

Width.  54 in. 

Weight.  5.3 ounces per square yard

Notes.  A contemporary 1980’s design aesthetic permeates the eye-catching abstract floral screen print, unmistakable in its boldness.  This original full-throated honesty is almost impossible to find these days, especially on a period manufactured fabric.  It does not disappoint.  Perfect for restoration work or the stage.  The fabric has a typical chintz hand, smooth and crisp, with a strong surface luster. 

*A note about color reproduction.  Color is subjective.  Any descriptors used to characterize color must to taken as a suggestion only, and not as definitive. Color reproduction is massively difficult and color management in most devices is implemented poorly.  Apple devices handle color reasonably well.  Microsoft Windows devices are all over the place; the same applies to Android devices.   Those with Windows PC’s are strongly encouraged to enable Windows Color Management and install updated monitor drivers or download the ICC color space specific to the monitor and then configure Windows Color Management properly.  If you are unsure how to check or configure, I am willing to assist.  Unless a calibrated monitor is used, I recommend resetting the monitor back to factory standard configurations.  For most flat screen monitors, color settings should be set to 5000K, daylight, or warm and the brightness setting should be high.  For Android devices, the brightness adjustment slider should be pushed to the right.  Any “night” or “bedtime” view settings, which automatically filter much of the color blue on all platforms, should be disabled.   Otherwise, your eyes may be deceiving you, and, most likely, are!

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