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Weekend Update: Eastern-Inspired Fabrics

STYLECOURT Love her find: the Sister Parish fabric “Burma”

STYLEFILES Beautiful Moroccan-inspired pillows and fabrics from Madeline Weinrib:

While browsing DESIGNSPONGE we were prompted to visit one of our favorite stores, purlsoho.com; discovered the well-priced Windham Fabrics line ($9.00 a yard):

Finally, we must include Muriel Brandolini at murielbrandolini.com:

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Hable Construction Fabric

From Julie:

Here’s an Anthropologie alternative: Find a dowdy chair at a second-hand store and upholster it in fabric from Hable Construction, one of our favorite print-and-pattern outfits. Go to hableconstruction.com for procurement info.

Below: Woven Branch raffia

Below: Cosmos

Below: Palm

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Fritz Hansen Visit

From Julie:

Some interior images that make one’s own existence seem hopelessly bourgeois: the townhouse of Jacob Holm, head of Fritz Hansen, in Klampenborg, Denmark, and his wife, industrial designer Barbara Bendix Becker. Regard the masterful juxtaposition of antique gilt mirrors and sleek Poul Kjaerholm pieces. Go to fritzhansen.com for more images.

Below: Poul Kjaerholm wicker chairs and black leather PK80 daybed.

Below: Poul Kjaerholm dining table and chairs; Poul Henningsen lamp; painting by Mogens Andersen from the 1950s.

Below: Poul Kjaerholm PK24 chaise longe in black leather.

Below: Library chairs by Arne Jacobsen; Cecilie Mantz orange ladder (go to moormann.de):

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History Lesson: Aalto House

Everything old is new again. Finnish design great Alvar Aalto’s house in Helsinki, via Materialicious. Go to materialicio.us to view the entire suite of photos, including interior shots.