Dualoy Leather: Classico Collection
For more than 50 years, Dualoy has been a purveyor of leather of the finest quality. Classico wall panels demonstrate the warmth and luxurious aura leather can give in unexpected applications. In addition to leather upholstery, Dualoy produces leather rugs. The innumerable finishes, colors and textures—including the panel-stitched, metal-studded S&M design (!)make for sensations that range from cool to naughty.
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The MAREZZO rug is inspired by nature. Designed by Rolf Benz. Its slightly projecting, wavy lines are reminiscent of finely grained wood, marbled stone or wind patterns in sand. The organic structure of this rug, hand-finished ... The MAREZZO rug is inspired by nature. Designed by Rolf Benz. Its slightly projecting, wavy lines are reminiscent of finely grained wood, marbled stone or wind patterns in sand. The organic structure of this rug, hand-finished in new wool, radiates calm and warmth. And the leather button patches are a great touch. Comes in several colors. also available at: http://www.houseworks.ie
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love these recycled leather tiles, perfect for my walk-in closet!
Added 3 Years Ago from Epoxygreen -
Forget affordable for a minute and just imagine the curious combination of feeling aged leather beneath your feet and the look of vintage belts lining the floors of your home. Leather flooring is fairly unusual, but these upcycled... Forget affordable for a minute and just imagine the curious combination of feeling aged leather beneath your feet and the look of vintage belts lining the floors of your home. Leather flooring is fairly unusual, but these upcycled belt designs are unique – each one hand-crafted and with individually-selected old belts.
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I love the look of this, the natural light and softness.
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I would love to walk around barefoot on this!
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I love sheepskin rugs! They are sooo soft. In this colder weather, sheepskin is great to have under your feet, or even on your bed as an extra blanket.
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Jim Zivic, who produces work under the name Burning Relic, is attracted to natural raw materials. His furniture and architectural elements are created from hand-forged patinated steel, hardwoods, and raw coal. He also does amazin... Jim Zivic, who produces work under the name Burning Relic, is attracted to natural raw materials. His furniture and architectural elements are created from hand-forged patinated steel, hardwoods, and raw coal. He also does amazing things with leather: Shown here is one of his rugs, which pieces hides together with seams made of industrial stainless steel lacing that act like zippers. The result is a sophisticated, masculine aesthetic that has warmth despite its industrial components. Rugs can be made to custom sizes.
