I recently found it in a to-die-for blue colorway on eBay. Gorgeous!
Did I mention that when I pulled the trigger on my own Le Lac, I didn't know if I was having a girl or a boy? Well, I knew in the sense that my intuition was screaming girl but a medical professional had not given me confirmation. So it was a tad bit of a risk...I think Le Lac can work for a boy's nursery albeit the task is a little more challenging. But in this blue colorway? Oh dear, it's perfection. And could you imagine a dining room done in this fabric??
It is not inexpensive at $1,233 for 3 yards (ouch). But it's mighty pretty.
Fun Fact: Today in my English class we're reviewing some literary/rhetorical terms. You have used one of them in your post (It's not inexpensive. . .). Do you know what that's called? Thanks for the real-life example :)
ReplyDeleteNo, but please enlighten me!
DeleteI love, love, love Le Lac and had no idea that it came in other colorways. Thanks for showing it off.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Isn't that a double negative?
I think you're right on the double negative :)
DeleteIt's called a litote--a form of understatement used for effect, often by using double negatives but not always. For example, "She's not as young as she once was = she's getting old. Sorry to geek out on your otherwise cool site.
ReplyDeleteAnd LOVE the blue. I didn't find out whether we were having a boy or girl until we could see the evidence in person. Some might have objected to the fabric we chose for curtains as being too "girly," but I disagreed. With the right accents, that would be great in a baby boy's room.
I was so excited to be the first to guess litote (Google makes me smart), but I was too late. And you were right about it not being inexpensive. It sure is beautiful fabric, but lord have mercy...
ReplyDeleteI was so excited to be the first to guess litote (Google makes me smart), but I was too late. And you were right about it not being inexpensive. It sure is beautiful fabric, but lord have mercy...
ReplyDeleteSo GORGEOUS!!! In my dreams this would be MINE!!!
ReplyDelete$400/yard for a cotton? That's nuts. Super pretty, though.
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