Bonkers for Banana Leaves
I cannot get enough of the Banana Leaf motif. It has been hot for decades upon decades in interiors from The Beverly Hills Hotel to The Greenbrier. Here are some recent banana leaf loves to share.
(This dress sold out is a few days after hitting Pinterest on Tuckernuck. You can still get it from Persifor.)
Outdoor Banana Leaf Cushions via Etsy
Tommy Bahama Sway Jungle Outdoor Fabric
The Greenbrier decorated originally by Dorothy Draper then redone by Carlton Varney with Brazillance Wallpaper
Palm Leaf iPhone case by Juicy Couture
Banana Leaf Silk Pajamas by Poplin
The Original Martinique Wallpaper (from The Beverly Hills Hotel)
Brazilliance Shawl Collar Robe from The Greenbrier Online Store
In the fall of 1947, Draper collaborated with F. Schumacher & Co., to create a bright, tropical fabric and wallpaper collection they called Brazilliance, bringing South American style to the masses.
Read more: Dorothy Draper Interiors Pictures – Design and Style of Dorothy Draper – Good Housekeeping
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Allie von Summersverb
You and me both sister. Btw, just bought the Persifor dress last Friday and I looooove it! XXOO
The English Room
Funny! I ordered mine last week too and it came today. LOVE! Thanks for the comment.
Jen
Love this look. Harper's recently featured Rachel Weisz against a backdrop of banana leaf wallpaper and now I know how to source it!
Holly Blalock
Great post! Thanks for the CR Laine mention. Did you know that the featured fabric on the CR Laine chair is pattern Brazilliance Palm … the same Dorothy Draper pattern that is featured as wallpaper in The Greenbriar. We have a major crush on Carlton Varney and the iconic Dorothy Draper. Thanks again for sharing.
Holly Blalock, VP/Merchandising & Marketing
CR Laine Furniture
Sarah | Live The Life You Dream About
Holly, great post – love this print!
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