It got me thinking... I could take that little ottoman of mine down to my upholsterer and get it recovered using one of my quilts - brilliant! Not just ideal for bedspreads and throws, but the Kantha quilts can be used in so many ways...
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| Vintage Kantha armchair from EcoChic |
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| Adorable child's chair covered in a bright Kantha from Sotomoto |
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| I love these Kantha covered trunks from Sotomoto |
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| A perfect shot of colour and pattern in these stools |
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| Handmade ottoman beanbags, quilts, cushions - yum! |
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| And even turned into art for the wall - Kantha Wall Plates |
lovely! at least you won't have to cut into the gorgeous quilt yourself...getting someone else to do it. I have a gorgeous piece of amy butler pink passion oilcloth that is meant to go on a stool, but just cant bring myself to cut into it yet!
ReplyDeleteThat art work is divine! Amy x
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So pretty - love the ottomans!!
ReplyDeleteI think that might just be your best idea yet! I have fallen hard for those little stools!
ReplyDeleteLove those suitcases and also the plates on the wall, off to see your Kantha cushion on your FB page now.
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So bright and beautiful Vic! Love those gorgeous little stools :)
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These fabrics are so beautiful and bright. I love your idea for the ottoman- think it would brighten up any space. Btw, loving the new profile pic!
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DeleteV. chic! and beautiful, adorable colors.....it's a very loose interpretation of kantha though...I have grown up in India and Kantha saris are very popular there...they are absolutely gorge!
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