Chantilly Maximalist Linen/Cotton Blend - Virginia Clay BTY blue which is inspired by the

which is inspired by the popular volumes of hand painted and engraved natural history plates of the late-18th century that would have been popular in households such as Chantilly

The pattern's name is derived from Belle-Île

this design is inspired by the penmanship of George Washington himself

Fabric Notes: This luxury hand painted slubby linen uses natural and organic pigment inks to achieve its signature look and is best suited for window treatments

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Chantilly Maximalist Linen/Cotton Blend - Virginia Clay BTY blue which is inspired by theABOUT THE DESIGN A vibrant French fit pattern with old English roses the size of your head! Designed to make a fabulous first impression for entry halls or a lovely and uplifting moment for upholstered chairs. Named for the Parisian Prince de Conde, Chantilly was a once great Westmoreland County wood frame house on Virginias Potomac River. Ravaged by British canon shells during the War of 1812, Chantilly was not rebuilt after the devastating effects