‘Nothing dates faster than a printed fabric- unless of course, it’s one of those timeless prints that defy shifts in style’ Marylin Bethany – Interiors: What Works (New York Magazine, 1987)

The iconic ‘Verriéres’ fabric has been in the Brunsching & Fils line since 1960 (Known in  Europe as ‘Batik’ – Le Manach/Pierre Frey)  On today’s blog post I’m sharing some fabulous rooms where this timeless chintz makes all the difference.

Verrieres fabric by Brunschwig & Fils

Louise de Vilmorin in her Salon Bleu in Château de Vilmorin at Verrières -le-Buisson, where te fabric got its name.
Louise de Vilmorin in her Salon Bleu in Château de Vilmorin at Verrières -le-Buisson, where te fabric got its name. Source: Paris Match

 

Salon Bleu. Brunschwig & Fils Verriere fabric
Another view of the Salon Bleu

 

Verrieres in the bedroom of Nadine Baroness de Rothschild at her cottage in Brattany
Verrieres in the bedroom of Nadine Baroness de Rothschild at her cottage in Brattany

 

A chair upholstered in Verrieres (1970s) Source: The Peak of Chic blog

 

Mario Buatta's Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse, 1984 . Architectural Digest
Mario Buatta’s Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse, 1984 . Architectural Digest

 

Mario Buatta's Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse, 1984 . Architectural Digest
Mario Buatta’s Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse, 1984 . Architectural Digest

 

Elizabeth Guest design. Verrieres fabric on window tratment. Blairsden Masion
Blairsden Mansion (New Jersey) 2014. Elizabeth Guest interiors

 

Elizabeth Guest design. Verrieres fabric on window tratment. Blairsden Masion
Blairsden Mansion (New Jersey) 2014. Elizabeth Guest interiors

 

Mario Buatta. Verrieres fabric by Brunschwig & Fills
A more recent room by Mario Buatta. Architectural Digest

 

Atlanta home by Phoebe Howard. Verrieres fabric by Brunschwig & Fils
A home in Atlanta by Phoebe Howard

 

Verrieres, Leta Austin Foster
Leta Austin Foster
Gloria González

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