Lilly Kral Hang-It-All Giveaway
The following post was sponsored by Lilly Kral. Our sponsors are hand-picked by the Design Milk team because they represent the best in design.

In celebration of the launch of the new Lilly Kral website, www.lillykral.com, Lilly Kral is giving away this whimsical Eames Hang-It-All Coatrack from Herman Miller (a $200 value).

Lilly Kral is a boutique wholesale distributor of materials for upholstery, wall coverings and bookbinding. Visit www.lillykral.com to see their new and innovative products for the design community. Lilly Kral works only with suppliers who share their dedication to quality and service. Lilly Kral takes pride in their solution oriented approach and ability to work one on one with clients.
Rules: To enter, comment on this post and answer the following question: On the Lilly Kral website you will see a great new product called Chromo — visit the site, look at Chromo and tell us what you think would be the ideal use or setting for this vinyl material?
One entry per person. US and Canada residents only. Contest runs from June 6, 2011 through June 10, 2011. We will choose a winner at random.
Sorry, this giveaway has expired. Congratulations to the winner, Vincent!





















Chromo would be perfect in restaurant design
The 1970′s would have been perfect for this material!
On my outdoor furniture!
space age bar that david bowie would visit often.
This would be a great wall covering in a city garden! Have your outside flat wall covered in a large face of this, and have plant life all around, combining the nature and a retro feel.
I think the Chromo would be lovely in the windows of a sunny bathroom to diffuse the light.
this would look fantastic in an semi-outdoor setting, perhaps a garden patio.
A booth at a cool bar or chairs in a funky clothing boutique. Or maybe a shower curtain…?
I agree with you. I was also thinking some really neato vinyl wall decals in a retro/mod baby nursery would be spiffy too. I “like”
I’d say something public or commercial, like a restaurant.
great for a karaoke room!!!
1950′s table and chairs! Or maybe a kids dresser- on the front of the drawers.
I could see it in a 50′s style diner, definitely.
I think it would look great cut out in cool geometric shapes and put on a feature wall…
I think Chromo CY05 would look great as the \backsplash\ inside a TV console or credenza, and CY01 would look great as the \backsplash\ inside some open-faced cabinets. Very modern!!
This is cool stuff! CY01 could look pretty sweet as a ceiling! CY06 might look pretty cool as the surface of some shelving
It could be fun to cut and utilize as a wall decoration.
I can really see that working in a little boy’s room. Pretty much any color of it. I’d maybe even upholster a headboard in it.
Chromo would look great on the walls of a fun and dramatic restaurant. During the day, the daylight bouncing off of it would liven up the space. At night with candles lit, it would create a dazzling effect.
This stuff is crazy! Think about a padded room wrapped in this, Id go bonkers!
I would love to use it as a backdrop for a photo shoot. The possibilities are endless… very cool.
I’d wrap my canoe in it. I’d have the flyest canoe on the lake.
Chromo would be perfect in restaurant design
Booth seating in a funky 60′s diner!
I think Chromo would look nice on the inside of a bedroom or a bathroom door.
this would be great on the wall of vintage disco and dance scene!
I would love to see the white Chromo used for modern bench seating in a slick white restaurant space.
The tiles would look fabulous on accent walls in living rooms and even on ceiling finishes in play rooms, movie rooms and for restaurants/nightclubs.
I think this would make some fun accessories, e.g. eye glass holder, wallet, or even a skin for ipad or laptop.
Chromo would be perfect for doing funky designs on walls, maybe a city skyline using little squares to do pixel art?
Lining the walls of a cool dark bathroom. With fun little 3D artwork popping out of the wall above eye level
This material would be great to cover the horrid finishes available on sewing machine cabinets. In fact, I may order some right now.
Ooooh I want to cover my bike in it, it would make such a sweet retro-space ride!!
Chromo would obviously look great on a vintage diner set. I also think certain colors would look awesome as the upholstery for 50′s – 60′s cars.
Ceiling!!!
Lilly Kral,
you make it all.
For a bench,
seat or wall.
Biggest news,
that is here
is that Chromo’s
new this year.
Shiny, sparkly,
fancy, too.
Water and soap
will clean it through.
Decorate –
Bed, bath, and more.
Cover your shoes,
never a bore.
Make some pants,
for night on town.
Put it on ceiling
and boogie down.
CY01 through
Number 9.
Chromo and you
equals a really good time.
The white Chromo CY01 would look great in large upholstered wall panels along a corridor entrance into a chic restaurant or club!
You could use it on a future themed room. because according to spongebob, everything is chrome in the future.
Modern style cupcakery in New York or LA that combines food and architecture. I would brand the entire shop around that material, and maybe some of the cupcakes too! It would be perfect to use on a cupcake food truck to expand the business as well.
I’d love to stretch a piece of chromo over a frame and hang it as art in my studio!
Chromo will be perfect for stage design.
I was also going to say ceiling, but also backsplash/cabinets or cut out into different shapes/images.
A highlight wall in a car showroom or the floor on a vehicle display.
Oooo…I see a super sleek headboard for my pre-teenage son with this! Especially the orange shade.
Chromo would make a great wall covering for a restaurant or bar in Vegas. With the right lighting the walls would glisten!
I’m a sculptor. Since it’s a vinyl material- you can cut it into intricate shapes and it would never fray BUT it’s flexible.
I’d use it in a piece with my woven mylar sculptures.
It would be great as a table and chairs in a fun game room or family room.
I’ll get even more specific…there are some pretty cool themed restaurants out there, but think of heading into a fairly modern seafood bistro, let’s call it SPLASH…as you enter SPLASH, head down the super sleek corridor with the CY02 wrapped all the way from floor to ceiling to floor…between are super sleek modern light bands that circle the space (think TRON) and give the irridescent \scales\ an opportunity to shimmer as you pass. Cheers!
A Barcelona chair covered in CY01…the pearlescent of the white with the vintage chrome…perfect!
Ooh! I oddly would love to see the gold behind a dark wood headboard. I’m thinking reinvited Marie Antoinette.
I think it would make an awesome set of furniture in a modern/kinda retro style. Maybe in a big open floor plan room, where you could use hints of it here and there – a chair here, a square in a frame there, etc – to tie it all together.
I would love to see the Chromo used in a radio broadcast booth I am working on. The CY01 or CY08 would be perfect. Have to order samples. Thanks Lily Kral for sharing!