One of our most popular designs on linen is the striking Ibis Toile de Jouy. Available in a selection of colours on 100% Linen and as a wallpaper, this design is favoured for more traditional schemes and country styled properties. Traditionally the Toile de Jouy is a French themed all over pattern depicting a story of sorts. Our interpretation has a more tropical vibe!! The scarlet Ibis is found in South Africa and the Caribbean and is known for its bright red plumage which definitely can’t be missed on the African plains! The intense red which leans more towards a coral colour, contrasts beautifully with the delicately drawn palm trees…this bold design will definitely bring an element of flamboyance to any interior scheme!
Our original colourway is available as a wallpaper, which has a pale vintage styled strie stripe effect running through the background of the paper. When hung, this quality luxury wallpaper, has an exquisite aged effect and sits perfectly with the linen fabric.
If your preference is for something a little more muted, why not have a look at the Ibis Toile de Jouy printed all ink. This on trend blue is evident throughout our entire collection allowing for endless co-ordinating fabric options. If you feel the 100% Oyster Linen is a little too bright for your liking, we also print most of our designs onto a 100% undyed natural flax linen.
Our other colourways, Dust and Charcoal, are the perfect selection for your neutral colour schemes. These colours still provide a striking pattern just minus the bold colour choice.
Do take advantage of our bespoke service should you want the Ibis Toile de Jouy in a specific colour…we can match to virtually any colour of your choice and even print onto alternative ground cloths. The Ibis Toile de Jouy does look splendid printed onto Velvet! Our minimum quantity for a bespoke order is only 10m*!! This service is also available with our wallpapers. (*design fee may apply depending upon the required changes.)
Note these velvets are samples only and are in an unfinished state.
