Amy has re-imagined three patterns from the archives of the Maya Romanoff in tribute to the former wild child 40 years as an inventor of extraordinary siding. What does it mean? Tie-dyed wallpaper. Here’s “Half Plaid,” in all its glory. Material Maya Romanoff’s surface that are available for trade. If you are interested, but you’re not a designer, you might want to call the Design Professionals in building D & D If you’re in the mood for immediate satisfaction, Taking one of Amy’s limited edition tie-dyed leather cushions in BG-assuming that they are not sold out . To top it off, genius Bergdorf window dressing also deployed wallpaper-side road.Via

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