Divine Fabric by Michael Devine

You might not know who Michael Devine is, but you've surely seen his exquisite hand-printed fabrics before. With unique designs and textures, Devine's bespoke fabric collection stands out from the rest and has been used in countless projects published in the major shelter magazines.

The following photos show a bedroom from an Atlanta showhouse from a few years back that was published in Traditional Home. This room will forever stick in my brain because of the dramatic window treatments. They are constructed with Michael Devine's Fretwork fabric and I think they look so sharp. They bring a little flair and exoticism to an otherwise sober space. To me, this room really illustrates how impactful window coverings can be.

Image via Traditional Home, design by Robert Brown, photo by Colleen Duffley

Image via Traditional Home,  design by Robert Brown, photo by Colleen Duffley

Image via Traditional Home, design by Robert Brown, photo by Colleen Duffley

Devine also offers interior design services and here's one of his projects where he used his Ashley (chair), Chantal (curtains), and Window Box (pillow) fabrics...

Designed by Michael Devine

 Aerin Lauder's bedroom, as featured in Vogue, is swathed in Devine's Gramercy fabric...

Image via Vogue,  photo by Claiborne Swanson Frank

Image via Vogue,  photo by Claiborne Swanson Frank

Here's Fretwork making a bold statement again...

Image via House Beautiful, design by Frances Schultz  

The whole collection of fabrics is wonderfully versatile and all designs can be printed in custom colors. Here are some of the other prints...

I like them all, but Dottie, Ashley, Siena, and Orangerie are the ones that I like best. What about you?