It’s not an especially new idea, but it’s a good idea: Upholstering furniture in vintage rugged hemp grain sacks, for a rustic and unfussy vibe.
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Above: A wing chair covered in Brazilian coffee sacks; photo by Emma Lee.
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Above: Oversized primitive chair from France, circa 1680-1700, covered in Puritan Flour horse advertising banner; go to Obsolete for information.
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Above: The Fisher Chair; upholstered in heavyweight French Laundry linen; go to Curious Furniture for information.
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Above: John Derian Cove Sofa covered in grain sack fabric; go to John Derian for retailers.
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