Almost as mesmerizing as the ocean's waves, but much drier and easier to sleep on, this is a gloriously vibrant exciting design. Some of the most unique prints we've seen lately, these designer fabrics will amaze and excite you. The two sisters behind Oliveira Textiles have created a line of ocean-inspired sustainable fabrics that are bold, and fun. The three-color design is hand-printed in the US on imported hemp twill.

Can't you just see gorgeous throw pillows, upholstery, walls (you can always go smaller than the entire wall if cost is an issue...), upholstered headboards (though I'd probably choose to either seal or not use plywood, and I'd use batting instead of foam even though it might have to be repadded more frequently ... but that's because I'm an organic fanatic), comforters and bedskirts, and so much more.

This is a very large-scale pattern; the repeat is 18"v x 27"h square, and the third picture down on the left (with a yardstick) shows a 12" square. The fabric is softer than you might expect from a handprinted material, and it really has a great look and feel. The fabric is 59" wide, with a 54.5" wide printed area.

Although the second picture isn't the same colorway, it shows a larger picture of the fabric design with the right orientation. It can be difficult to take pictures that appropriately reflect fabrics, and we wanted to make sure you really see what it's supposed to be like. This image is directly from the designers, just for you. Be aware that the selvages are to the right and left sides of that picture -- that's important to know when planning how much fabric you'll need for your projects.