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Hi, Where did you get the rug?

12 years ago

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chanteuse11

12 years ago

This could be the chair or a similar one with the red and white fabric applied: http://www.leeindustries.com/productdetail.asp?id=225055254155187

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KDW Home/Kitchen Designworks
12 years ago
Hi Claire795, the rug in the photo is from the homeowners collection (and we agree it is a great looking rug!). If we find additional information on the rug, we will let you know. Thanks!
acornewell
12 years ago
I just searched all over the internet for a fabric that is similar to the one shown in this chair. http://www.ballarddesigns.com/malabar-coral-fabric-by-the-yard/fabric-by-the-yard/patterns/195204?redirect=y
chanteuse11
12 years ago
This may be the fabric and where the chair and sofa were sourced: Lee Industries http://www.leeindustries.com/fabricdetail.asp?id=121002238080016070030
newtonsusan
11 years ago
The red fabrics from Lee Industries look very similar to the design but they are a rayon blend, which would probably not be an upholstery fabric. I love this chair too!
chanteuse11
11 years ago
@newtonsusan. The Salem Red is an rayon cotton blend used for upholstery...from Lee Industries site: FABRIC GRADE OCONTENT

Rayon Blend (hide detail)56% Rayon44% Cotton

REPEAT 13.8" H x 17.5" VCUT DIRECTION Up The BoltCLEANING CODE SNOTES Dye Lots Will VaryReversibleRayon Content Is Durable But May Cause A Mottling Effect15,000 Double Rubs - Heavy Duty Dark Background Is Face Side

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