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Maybe it's the weather, but lately we found ourselves drawn to all shades of yellow used in interior design. From a fresh citron to a deep mustard, vibrant or muted, a touch of yellow never fails to brighten up a space instantly.
Maybe it's the weather, but lately we found ourselves drawn to all shades of yellow used in interior design. From a fresh citron to a deep mustard, vibrant or muted, a touch of yellow never fails to brighten up a space instantly.
In this issue, we pay homage to four crafts that have been growing and evolving for hundreds of years, and have eventually found their way into modern-day living in their (almost) primitive forms, with the marks from their makers' ancestors still shining through.
In this issue, we pay homage to four crafts that have been growing and evolving for hundreds of years, and have eventually found their way into modern-day living in their (almost) primitive forms, with the marks from their makers' ancestors still shining through.
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Injiri means "real India". For the founder and designer of Injiri, Chinar Farooqui, this name stands for her love for India’s textile traditions. The Mo collection uses lightweight, machine-woven cotton with a minimal touch of handcrafted details - running stitches, hand-tufted ribbons, and handmade buttons. The pure simplicity makes this item timeless and versatile.
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