Tuesday, August 31, 2010

The Houston Quilt Market


Oilcloth International will be exhibiting at this year's Quilt Market in Houston, TX! We'll be there October 30th through November 1st, hope to see you there!

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Introducing Skype!



















We are eager to announce that we at Oilcloth International now offer virtual sales calls via skype! We have the capability to host face-to-face meetings from the comfort of your home or office free of charge! Skype is a free online video conferencing service. This service is ideal for our clients outside of Southern California or those in the SoCal area who cannot make it to our showroom located in downtown Los Angeles because of their busy schedules. We encourage you to try it out! If you have a Skype account please send us your Skype contact information so that we may add it to our current database for future calls. If you don't have a Skype account, you can create one for free by visiting Skype.com Our Skype address is oilcloth. Please feel free to contact us for your very own face-to-face virtual sales call!

More Oilcloth in NOLA

Send us your oilcloth pictures! Here are some oilcloth fans lunching at Elizabeth's Restaurant in the ByWater neighborhood of New Orleans!

Spotted! Oilcloth in NOLA

Please send us your own pictures of oilcloth out and about! We can spot at least 3 different tablecloths in this picture!

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Canadian House & Home

We are so happy to announce that our oilcloth has been featured on a segment from Canadian House & Home online television. Click here to check it out! Design editor, Morgan Michener, uses oilcloth to create a DIY magnetic board. The bit is episode 40, titled "Fashion-Inspired Decorating" and tells you how to make any space chic!

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Oilcloth in Readymade Magazine IV


One last final image to leave you wanting more! Check out the August issue of Readymade Magazine to see more beautiful images featuring our oilcloth!

Oilcloth in Readymade Magazine III

Am currently swooning over the amazing spread in the latest issue of Readymade Magazine featuring assorted oilcloth prints, including our Bloom Magenta print.

Oilcloth in Readymade Magazine II

Oilcloth in Readymade Magazine

In the August issue of Readymade Magazine there is a wonderful article about the unique workspace and home of Moxham and Paniagua, DFC designers. The gorgeous photos include our Bloom Black print as well as our Faux Bois. This home is definitely one of the most creative and aesthetically appealing uses of oilcloth we have seen, love the colors, assorted objects and style of the entire spread!

Thursday, August 12, 2010

La Posta, NM VI

Here are some pics from my great trip to La Posta!

La Posta, NM V

La Posta, oilcloth goodies, good mexican food and piranhas?

La Posta, NM IV

Check out La Posta for a historical experience!

La Posta, NM III

Just another quirky perk at La Posta!

La Posta, NM II

Billy the Kid and 2 members of the oilcloth team explore La Posta!

La Posta, NM I

The first night of our road trip we ended up staying in Las Cruces, NM. While walking around the plaza in Historic Old Mesilla we discovered yet another treasure, La Posta, a wonderful restaurant and boutique in a great historical location. Constructed in the 1840's, its territorial style portrays its historical significance in everything from the adobe bricks to the century-old recipes. Inside the Chile Shop offers an assortment of goods including a wall of flame and various oilcloth products!

The Land of Enchantment

Our Pompeii Blue print is reminiscent of the beyond gorgeous sky in New Mexico.

Road Trip: AZ

I recently made a big move, from Los Angeles to San Antonio TX. While the rest of the Oilcloth team remains in the 90042 I will be blogging & tweeting from deep in the heart of Texas. Over the course of our 2 day road trip I encountered many jewels and gems. Nico's in Casa Grande, AZ was a great find for a quick and tasty meal on the road. My mother and I indulged in green chile burritos, so yummy! The only thing missing were oilcloth tablecloths that would have been perfect this surprisingly delicious taco stand!