- HOST SECTIONAL. Wooden frame with elastic straps, upholstered in expanded polyurethane, fibre covering matched with fine velveteen. Backrest feather cushions with insert in expanded polyurethane. Seat feather cushions with insert in expanded polyurethane, with differentiated density, upholstered in cotton and heavy cotton. Feet in metal, powder coated, with non-slip ferrules. Sofa with a particular strap system in the backrest, enabling a flexion up to 2'' inches for a perfect ergonomics and moments of pure relaxation. Elements upholstered in completely removable fabric, elements upholstered in leather with cushions having removable covers and structure with non removable covers. - MATCH SIDE TABLE. Elegant side tables, in square or rectangular versions, and other elements comprising a bookcase, may be positioned in various manners around the sofa to perform a number of functions, such as: enclosing the seating area, substituting the corner module of the sofa, for positioning between one seating element and another, standing beside the armrest or behind the backrest to become a sofa back furnishing element, or transforming modular seating into dinner sofas. Moreover, all elements may be accessorized with useful trays, for positioning when and where they are needed. Small tables, Consoles, Sofa-back element and bookcase elements for armrest side and sofa back in Canaletto walnut. Auxiliary Table: 26''W x 26''5/8D x 26''5/8H. Sofa-back element: 78''3/4W x 12''5/8D x 26''5/8H. - MIAMI LOUNGE CHAIR. Miami is a chair without frontiers. Its fabric, woven in varying consistencies, is padded for seating and structured for containing, while also tracing a free and easy, yet comfortable graphic design. The fabric weave executed in bands creates the necessary volume to contain the padding, in what amounts to a new spatial concept. Armchair with pearl white metal frame and bright blue or grey-brown elastic bands. Chair cover in dove grey or neutral fabric and backrest cushions in jacquard, prince of wales checks and interwoven fabric. Endowed with a round swivel base, its spacious seat and two lumbar cushions, one large and another smaller one, guarantee maximum comfort. 38''1/8W x 31''1/2D x 35''1/2H.

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It's amazing how beautiful and easy a transformation can be just by updating some chair cushions! These kitchen seat cushions were fabricated with Cultivate Stone from the Sunbrella Makers collection, and feature rear Velcro ties to prevent slipping. We love how they turned out!

Look at this dramatic and colorful transformation of an ordinary patio bench! Looks like a great place to lounge and relax now. http://patiolane.com/blog/rainbow-sunbrella-pillows-brightens-backyard-retreat/ CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL "The pillows arrived in time and look great! We purchased the seat and side pillow fabric from you and had the existing cushions recovered. Thank you for being so easy to work with!"

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Scott and Kim have taken an awkward recess in their bedroom and transformed it into a cozy nook (with storage) for their pups! The custom cushion and bolster pillows were fabricated by Patio Lane using Sunbrella Renaissance Heritage Leaf fabric. We are loving how this unique little landing spot turned out. Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home https://www.yellowbrickhome.com/how-to-make-a-window-seat-with-storage/

This living space was designed in a contemporary ocean side feel. For a modern twist I added lucite pieces, X-Bench stool and Lucite cube. We have transformed this space into a comfortable living area for the family and loved ones.

Scott and Kim have taken an awkward recess in their bedroom and transformed it into a cozy nook (with storage) for their pups! The custom cushion and bolster pillows were fabricated by Patio Lane using Sunbrella Renaissance Heritage Leaf fabric. We are loving how this unique little landing spot turned out. Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home https://www.yellowbrickhome.com/how-to-make-a-window-seat-with-storage/

Scott and Kim have taken an awkward recess in their bedroom and transformed it into a cozy nook (with storage) for their pups! The custom cushion and bolster pillows were fabricated by Patio Lane using Sunbrella Renaissance Heritage Leaf fabric. We are loving how this unique little landing spot turned out. Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home https://www.yellowbrickhome.com/how-to-make-a-window-seat-with-storage/

Scott and Kim have taken an awkward recess in their bedroom and transformed it into a cozy nook (with storage) for their pups! The custom cushion and bolster pillows were fabricated by Patio Lane using Sunbrella Renaissance Heritage Leaf fabric. We are loving how this unique little landing spot turned out. Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home https://www.yellowbrickhome.com/how-to-make-a-window-seat-with-storage/

For the best effect when looking for fabrics to furnish your house, it is best to use fabrics that have varying textures. This is the only way to avoid getting a flat and bland look. When furnishing, consider collecting different types of fabrics and then mixing them until you get a result you find appealing. Do not be afraid of trying out as many fabrics as possible. Remember it is only through carrying out trials that you will be able to identify the right color schemes as well as find what works best for your items or house. Voyage Maison share some tips to make the most of your soft furnishing. When Choosing Fabrics, Consider Where You Want Them To Go

When selecting a fabric scheme, consider where you want the fabrics to go. If you look at the back of most fabrics, you will find that most manufacturers usually indicate the most suitable area where they should be placed such as on upholstery or for windows. You will also find that most fabrics usually come with labelled with their composition and rubs. Understanding the rubs on a fabric will help you know more about the durability of the material as well as the most suitable areas of use. The number of rubs on a fabric are typically found on little icons on the material or they can be indicated in the form of a number after a Martindale test has been carried out by the manufacturer. The number of rubs is the best way to know how to purpose a fabric. For example: • Fabrics with less than 10,000 rubs are most ideal for decorative uses • Fabrics with between 10,000-15,000 rubs are ideal for light domestic uses • Fabrics with between 15,000-25,000 rubs are ideal for general domestic uses • Fabrics with between 25,000-30,000 rubs are ideal for heavy duty uses When Choosing Fabrics For Furnishing, Consider Their Practicality and Maintenance Needs

It is best that you select your fabrics based on your existing needs while at the same time looking at the care that will be required to keep the material in prime condition. For example, if you have pets and kids, you should go for fabrics that can easily be wiped or cleaned. Most of the fabrics in the market today can be easily cleaned but you should ensure that you specify to your retailer that you need a material that is easy to clean when making a purchase. On finding your fabric of choice, you can also acquire Scotchgard – A strong fabric cover that repels most spills making cleaning of fabrics easier.

When selecting fabrics, you should also consider the orientation of the room where they will be used. This will help you pick the right material of fabric as well as select the right fabric color. For example, if your room has a southern orientation, light will be filtering into the room in such a way that it will not be prudent to use fabrics made of silk material for your cushions and windows.

Tips On How To Accentuate The Appeal Of a Room By Adding Throws & Cushions

In the market, you will find cushions and throws in all shapes, sizes and colors. These fittings can essentially be said to be the cherry on top of the cake when it comes to accentuating the décor in a room. After planning out the furnishings for the rest of the room, cushions and throws can help you brighten up a room and further, they can help you transform it entirely. For example, you can change the look of a room from formal to informal just by selecting the right cushions. You can also transform the look of a room to suit the season at hand, say from summer to winter by simply changing cushions and playing around with the fabric covers. You can also achieve different effects by changing the sizes of cushions and throws in a room. Changing cushions and fabrics to suit different occasions, moods or seasons is a great way to achieve your desired look without breaking the bank.

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Should paintings be reserved for the walls only? We think not, that’s why we transformed this private interior space into a mini art gallery. A colour-pop cushion collection sourced from the Conran shop features paintings by a Spanish artist Joan Miró. His cushions are bright and bold with plenty of character to enliven the bed. Desert cloth bolster cushions from De Le Cuona emulate the appearance of French antique bed linen which creates a subtle background along with navy silk velvet cushions backed in soft linen.

J Designs Created this turnkey ski chalet located in Vail Colorado is a house full of primary colors and unique custom pieces. The house is laid out over five stories with a vertical feel and a central staircase connecting everything. To break up the thoroughfare we added a funky striped runner that leads you through the spaces and adds a unique pop of texture and color. Throughout the house each space is full of custom designed furniture pieces by J Designs, mixed with an extensive art collection and a stunning view. + The original architecture and finishes of the chalet were by Interior Design Hall of Fame member Orlando Diaz-Azcuy. J Designs worked to create spaces that were full of color but also played nicely with the white oak paneled walls and the slate floors. + The great room was transformed into the heart of the house, with lounging, dining and a nice area for playing games and relaxing on a custom curving bench, the perfect place for watching skiers come down the mountain through the full height windows overlooking Vail Mountain. + I was inspired by the colors of the bathrooms which helped to create cohesiveness in the bedrooms and to determine the color palette for each room. + In the lower level we transformed an unused workout room into a movie room that has a big enough sofa for the whole family with extra floor cushions for any guests.

The living room is staged with furniture that works with the cabinets. A large, rustic clock takes the eye away from the darkness of the cabinets. A few accessories, light area rug, and throw cushions transform the feeling in the room.

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