Bokja Oversize Chair
Bokja, I just learned, is an old turkish word for the embellished velvet wrapping containing the traditional hand embroidered dowry of a bride. The bold colors on this exquisite chair will add a richness to any environment.
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a cut above!
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mood lighting
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get your bath on!
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and blackbirds fly
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I just adore twigs and natural elements, and these pod spoons are no different. Perfect for resting in a pretty dish or small bowl of sea salt for your guests to season their food.
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My favorite section of ABC Home by far. Now if only I could afford this stuff. . .
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From the windowsills to the bathroom to the coffee table, we'll put these tarnished gold votive holders all over the apartment for a soft, twinkly glow.
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A modern menorah consisting of 9 separate pieces, all made from recycled iron and can be set in any configuration.
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so quaint - love these for an outdoor party!
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don't leave home with out this!
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this is such an artistic way to organize your stuff!
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awesome
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bokja is an old turkish word for the embellished velvet wrapping containing the traditional hand embroidered dowry of a bride. this unique bokja piece aims to blur the lines between art and design, and to add a touch of bold color... bokja is an old turkish word for the embellished velvet wrapping containing the traditional hand embroidered dowry of a bride. this unique bokja piece aims to blur the lines between art and design, and to add a touch of bold color, pattern and texture to any environment. sustainability and meticulous craftsmanship are a big part of its mission, as all pieces are handmade by traditional craftsmen and repurposed. origin: vintage textiles from uzbekistan, central asia & the silk road and upholstery materials from lebanon. dimensions: 68"w x 39"h x 30"d x 16"sh x 23"ah. $6400
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These multi-colored glass tables are so trippy and beautiful! They would be amazing in a neutral palate, or mostly white room.
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This organic cotton bedding from ABC Carpet and Home is super soft, dyed with eco-friendly dyes, and is community and sustainably made! So awesome!
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These south Indian silk curtains are made my a collective of mentally and physically challenged adults and children. They are colored with dyes from fallen flowers and leaves.
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I absolutely LOVE this Herman Miller chair, made from recycled propylene. I would use it as a super cool desk chair.
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These iconic, compact little storage units are great for storing all manner of small things in a super stylish way. Great for the home or office!
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A cute little side table, in poppy red and white. I think it would look adorable in a variety of decors and spaces, like a bedroom, living room, or office waiting room.
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I think these reclaimed wood pedestal tables. Sustainable, cool, a perfect for adding a rustic appeal to your space.
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I love these sustainable burl wood bowls. Such organic and beautiful form!
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Using vintage Turkish fabrics, this is truly a work of art!
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New season, new bed linens...
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A multicolored patchwork fabric playhouse that encourages inventiveness and imagination. No assembly required, it just hangs from the ceiling
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Line a few of these up at the bar and your guests will feel like royalty. The multifaceted surface reminds me of a crowned jewel- almost too pretty to sit on!
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I tend to like pieces that evoke the feeling of being whisked off to another place or time period. This one makes me feel like I'm in Monty Python.
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There's a coffee shop around the corner from my apartment that has a bunch of similar looking baskets stacked around, filled to the brim with coffee beans. I'd probably fill mine with something more practical (like Hershey Kisses)... There's a coffee shop around the corner from my apartment that has a bunch of similar looking baskets stacked around, filled to the brim with coffee beans. I'd probably fill mine with something more practical (like Hershey Kisses), but they're beautiful nonetheless.
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These sharp looking lacquer boxes look sleek on a man's vanity- perfect for stowing wrist watches, cuff links and phone numbers written on napkins.
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Delicate and romantic, this piece is shabby chic to the max. The best part is the enchanting shadow it casts on the wall.
