For me printed fabrics are like chocolate. I don't need to consume the entire Dove bar, I just need a little square to feel content. Every space needs at least a taste of pattern for interest. Think pillows, an accent chair or perhaps even window treatments. Every now and again you run across a real, "sweet tooth," space which requires layers of pattern creating the illusion the room has evolved by collecting over time. There's not a better medium for a bold pattern than natural linen and cotton fibers, and no one knows better than Quadrille, China Seas, Alan Campbell and Home Couture. 
China Seas Lysette Reverse Navy on Tan. Soft but not too whimsical.
China Seas Double Cross, New Shrimp on New Blue. Simple and bold with striking colors.
China Seas Balinese Batik, Orange Cream on White. Like a Dreamsicle but calorie free.
Home Couture Principessa, Tomato on Tan. Not your Grandma's damask.
China Seas New Batik, Jungle Brown on Tan. Perhaps best described as an ethnic paisley.
Alan Campbell Cap Ferrat, Multi Salmon Green Gold on Tint. One word, FUN.
Alan Campbell Cintra, Multi Rose Turquoise on Tint. Ikat fabrics hold a special place in my heart and this is no exception.
China Seas Lyford Print, Dark Rose on Tint. A fresh take on toile.
Alan Campbell Criss Cross, Taupe on Tint. A modern check. For more inspiration visit Quadrille's slide show of recent publications. For ideas on how to incorporate print into your space brooke@brookevossdesign.com.
And another seeking, "fresh," design to accompany their fresh produce.
By personal rule I don't give referrals unless I completely confident in my recommendation's work and work ethic. Amy Barthel is most certainly a trusted source for graphic design for small or large business and personal graphic design. 
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