JIM THOMPSON - Novo conjunto de dois - Almofada

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#32
-New product handmade with authentic fabrics in our Atelier based in Milan Fashion District (Italy).
-30 years experience in the Interior-Design market
-Original fabrics by more than 50 brands
-Certification of authenticity upon request
-We sell our products in 35 countries around the world

A symbol of quality and innovation, Jim Thompson is a luxury craft industry that aims at sustaining the traditional livelihoods and culture of Thai weavers and silk farmers.
Two wonderful cushions made with Jim Thompson fabric "Timbuktu" in "Midnight blue" color (55% Cotton - 45% Linen) with backside made with "Monochrome 14" a precious white velvet fabric in grey color, an extra quality velvet from the Premium Collection.
"Timbuktu" gets its inspiration from traditional African mudcloth patterns, made modern both in its bold scale and watercolor-painted rendering. The resulting graphic pattern, printed on a tightly woven linen-cotton ground, makes dramatic curtains in contemporary settings.
Complete the set with matching velvet cushions (44 × 43 cm) — free shipping included. Contact us via Catawiki message for any info
ATTENTION: the blurring lines of the fabric are part of it and not a defect, colors might differ slightly from the real product.
ATTENTION: This lot does not include cushion stuffings.

Dimension:41 x 41 cm two cushions
Dry cleaning.

ATTENTION: please note that computer or telephone monitors may cause variations in how colors are represented in the photos.

Professional packaging, sent by express courier.

#32
-New product handmade with authentic fabrics in our Atelier based in Milan Fashion District (Italy).
-30 years experience in the Interior-Design market
-Original fabrics by more than 50 brands
-Certification of authenticity upon request
-We sell our products in 35 countries around the world

A symbol of quality and innovation, Jim Thompson is a luxury craft industry that aims at sustaining the traditional livelihoods and culture of Thai weavers and silk farmers.
Two wonderful cushions made with Jim Thompson fabric "Timbuktu" in "Midnight blue" color (55% Cotton - 45% Linen) with backside made with "Monochrome 14" a precious white velvet fabric in grey color, an extra quality velvet from the Premium Collection.
"Timbuktu" gets its inspiration from traditional African mudcloth patterns, made modern both in its bold scale and watercolor-painted rendering. The resulting graphic pattern, printed on a tightly woven linen-cotton ground, makes dramatic curtains in contemporary settings.
Complete the set with matching velvet cushions (44 × 43 cm) — free shipping included. Contact us via Catawiki message for any info
ATTENTION: the blurring lines of the fabric are part of it and not a defect, colors might differ slightly from the real product.
ATTENTION: This lot does not include cushion stuffings.

Dimension:41 x 41 cm two cushions
Dry cleaning.

ATTENTION: please note that computer or telephone monitors may cause variations in how colors are represented in the photos.

Professional packaging, sent by express courier.

Dados

Era
Depois de 2000
Material
Cotton, Linen
Fabricante / Marca
JIM THOMPSON
Modelo
- New set of two
País de origem
Estados Unidos
Altura
41 cm
Largura
41 cm
Estado
Como novo - não foi utilizado
Período Estimado
2026
Inclui enchimento de almofada
Não
Vendido por
ItáliaVerificado
7801
Objetos vendidos
99,22%
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