bokja daybed
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.
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a cut above!
Added 1 Year Ago from Abchome -
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!
Added 3 Years Ago from Abchome -
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.
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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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Switzerland style is impeccable, which is why it's no surprise that this iPod stereo is strikingly clean, modern and sleek. I personally love the red, but the white and black models blend in better if all the world is not your sta... Switzerland style is impeccable, which is why it's no surprise that this iPod stereo is strikingly clean, modern and sleek. I personally love the red, but the white and black models blend in better if all the world is not your stage.
Added 3 Years Ago from Abchome -
I love home goods that mix modern and vintage. The combination of cotton and silk in this pillow makes this delicate and sensible, and the pattern is just too pretty. Love!
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I love the rustic packaging on this candle. I plan to stock my guest room with these once I get my hands on them (and once I have I move out of an apartment into a home that actually has a guest room).
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I love this simple lamp because it secretly makes me wish the electricity would shut off and we'd have to live by candlelight like in the olden days (just one night would suffice).
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This chair is so amazingly retro.. I can imagine a young, gorgeous Farrah Faucet with feathered hair (rest in peace!) lounging on it. Its pricey, but falls in that "maybe some day" category. Awesome!
