David Easton Fabric

David Easton Fabrics come from a background in English-style interior design. David Easton pulled inspiration from this as well as experience in architecture and design to create the beautiful line of fabrics you see today. David Easton Fabrics are all about creating stand out visuals through the use of patterns and prints. These fabrics include a wide array of prints including floral, animal imagery, and general abstract patterns. There are a couple more subtle prints in this collection but each of these fabrics come with their own unique flare and personality. In addition, you will also see that David Easton is not fearful of using color. These fabrics all include many rich and vibrant colors, some of which are neutral and some of which really stand out.

David Easton Fabrics on sale

If you ever wanted to redesign your home with a regal, classic feel but for an affordable price, then this is the collection for you. L.A. Design Concepts provides all David Easton Fabrics with 40% off pricing. Any designer would fall in love with the sophisticated appeal and rich color schemes of these fabrics. These designs are busy but are developed in a way that maintains a high class look. David Easton Fabrics provide a modern style homage to traditional European design and are the perfect way to elevate your home to the next level.

Who is David Easton?

David Easton is a world renowned neoclassical type interior designer who has a background in architecture and various types of design. Easton first received an architecture degree in 1963 from the Pratt Institute. Following graduation, he was awarded the Fountainbleau scholarship which allowed him to study abroad in Europe. He worked with designer Edward Wormley in New York upon his return and later took a position with Parish-Hadley. Easton eventually created a firm of his own in 1972. He became well known for his traditional style which also incorporated modern flare. Easton continued to be a prolific part of the interior design world through extensive design projects, guest lectures, and more. In 1992, he became part of the Interior Design Hall of Fame.