Q. I have a request for a fabric choice that I know I am not alone in wanting. I love this toile sectional that I’ve seen on a blogger’s website. She’s an interior designer that specializes in budget decorating. The company that made it for her is out of business and the closest I can find to it is thousands of dollars at Williams Sonoma home. Is there any way that you could add a toile to your fabric choices? Thanks for your consideration. I can’t wait to order from you!!

A. When Jen and I received Adrian’s request a few months ago, we were in agreement that a Toile pattern would be a great addition to the Home Reserve Fabric collection. “Toile” is a French word meaning canvas for painting on. Pronounced correctly, it rhymes with “All.” Toile fabrics are patterns with a solid colored background and a repeated scene that is sometimes a pastoral theme, and sometimes a floral arrangement. They are perfect for creating a chabby chic look, and for mixing with other patterns, especially plaids.

When Jen and I saw the Bellingrath patterns, we knew we had a winner. The floral pattern in Bellingrath has that recognizable look, while the colors and the addition of a soft gray outline, make it a unique choice. Toile fabrics help to create a sophisticated boutique look. You won’t find them for prices like this, on furniture that feels this good, anywhere else in America.

The beautiful Bellingrath pattern is available in Tuscan Red, Honey, and Onyx.

For a Chabby Chic look, accent with throw pillows in Marcie Chive, Harbor, and Spice.