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Stardust 66-503-52 Saturn

Stardust 66-503-52 Saturn by KOTHEA
Stardust 66-503-52 Saturn, a photo by KOTHEA on Flickr.

Bored with wallpaper? Wallcoverings come in many foms. KOTHEA are now releasing 7 Raffia Wallcovering Designs each in a range of colourways.

Stardust is a classic weave of 100% natural cellulose. Suitable for residential or contract usage – if properly treated. At 106cm wide each standard roll is 36m long with a cut-length service available.

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Raffia Wallcovering. 100% Cellulose. 106cm untrimmed. Can be FR Fire Treated. KOTHEA Luxury Fabrics @ www.kothea.com

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Stardust 66-503-53 Mercury

Stardust 66-503-53 Mercury by KOTHEA
Stardust 66-503-53 Mercury, a photo by KOTHEA on Flickr.

Bored with wallpaper? Wallcoverings come in many foms. KOTHEA are now releasing 7 Raffia Wallcovering Designs each in a range of colourways.

Stardust is a classic weave of 100% natural cellulose. Suitable for residential or contract usage – if properly treated. At 106cm wide each standard roll is 36m long with a cut-length service available.

Via Flickr:
Raffia Wallcovering. 100% Cellulose. 106cm untrimmed. Can be FR Fire Treated. KOTHEA Luxury Fabrics @ www.kothea.com

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Stardust 66-503-54 Pewter

Stardust 66-503-54 Pewter by KOTHEA
Stardust 66-503-54 Pewter, a photo by KOTHEA on Flickr.

Bored with wallpaper? Wallcoverings come in many foms. KOTHEA are now releasing 7 Raffia Wallcovering Designs each in a range of colourways.

Stardust is a classic weave of 100% natural cellulose. Suitable for residential or contract usage – if properly treated. At 106cm wide each standard roll is 36m long with a cut-length service available.

Via Flickr:
Raffia Wallcovering. 100% Cellulose. 106cm untrimmed. 60,000 Double Rubs, Can be FR Fire Treated. KOTHEA Luxury Fabrics @ www.kothea.com

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Bokja Design Studio (via The Decor8)

Not sure about this as a ‘new trend’, there are a lot of those around at present. However creative design certainly lives on with these great chairs. Awesome job.

Bokja Design Studio a new trend in furniture has started in Kuwait , renovating old vintage furniture using colorful textile . i really loved how "meblogging" changed her old furniture here , making it more vivid and colorful which reminded me of bokja design . Hoda and Maria from Lebanon started a furniture company named "Bokja Design Studio" which was based on renovating old furniture adding colorful textile to it . any item from their collection would make a beau … Read More

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color blocking in the home (via )

Wow, certainly colourful. Whatever happened to 40 shades of taupe?

color blocking in the home It seems like every fashion publication's favorite trend of the season is "color blocking." Really? It's all been done before.. or at least I've been color blocking since the beginning of my days and I'm sure all of you have too. But here's an idea: let's do it in our homes! Portuguese architect Pedro Gadanho very successfully does so with this house in Torres Vedras. It's fun, it's eye candy, and you probably need to have the space look impeccab … Read More

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Interior Design isn’t what it used to be…… (via interiordesigntoday)

Eesh, apparently it now takes creativity to be an interior designer. When will it ever end?

The Interior Design perception has altered over the last several years, in addition to the changing roles for the designers. In the olden days, interiors were deemed to comprise of ceiling fans and lights bulbs with scarce furnishings polish the room off, however there is much more to fret about nowadays, than simply modifying the bulbs. Currently its takes more than having a couple of concepts, to be considered an interior designer, it now takes … Read More

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Fabrics and Trims (via Custom Versus Ready Made Mass Produced)

Custom Curtains Vs Ready Made / Mass Produced Curtains

Fabrics and Trims Fabrics and Trims:  When considering what fabric to use for your window treatments, we suggest you stop and survey the room the treatments are to be used in.  First and foremost you want to choose a color that is compatible and blends well with the rest of the décor in the room. If you have a room that has a lot of patterns and prints in it, you may want to use a solid color for your window treatments or you may want to consider a valance that us … Read More

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faux friend is new again (via Q Projects)

Another nice article about new/modern fabric on old chairs. Ignore the image…it’s the before-shot!

faux friend is new again I picked this vinyl chair up in the clearance center of Goodwill for $2 a couple of years ago because it had this wonderful chrome base and an appealing shape to the chair.  It was in dire need of reupholstering, but I kept putting it off because I never felt my upholstery skills were up to honoring the complex, clean shape of the chair.  Upon starting this blo … Read More

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Chair Couture. (via the velvet fantastic)

Wow ! Awesome modern velvet on antique chairs.

Chair Couture. I came across Chair Couture and literally couldn't stop thinking about it.  Is that weird? That I could stop thinking about impeccable French antiques in amazing modern fabrics?  Well,  I've never really been all the way there in the normalcy department…but apparently neither has Margaret Elman.  Her amazingly curated collection is somehow enhanced (I have no idea how this is possible, see below for proof though) by carefully selected modern fa … Read More

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The Key to Design Success-The Design Plan (via S Interior Design Blog)

Always good to have a plan…

Sometimes it is tempting to launch into an interior design project quickly with a great deal of enthusiasm.  After all, how hard can it be?  Perhaps you watch a lot of HGTV shows…..looks easy doesn't it? LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING A common issue is buying new furniture, getting it in the house and feeling like it all was a big mistake. The key to a successful design project big or small is taking the time to develop a DESIGN PLAN. For an aesthetic … Read More

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