Heddles throw by karakterCopenhagen
Key details
| Brand | karakterCopenhagen |
|---|---|
| Category | Accessories |
| Size | Medium |
Description
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Heddles throw suitable for commercial projects?
Yes, the Heddles throw by karakterCopenhagen is suitable for both residential and commercial interiors. It is commonly specified by interior designers and architects for hospitality, office, and retail environments.
Can the Heddles throw be used outdoors?
The Heddles throw is designed for indoor use only.
Specifications
| Material | Wool |
|---|---|
| Finishes | Green, Grey, Walnut |
| Color | Green, Grey, Walnut |
| Indoor / Outdoor | Indoor |
| Durability | Residential |
| Size | Medium |
| Designer | Karin Carlander |
| Brand | karakterCopenhagen |
| Category | Accessories |
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From the soft and fluid lines of the Greg sofa comes its bench version. Characterized by leather and fabric upholsteries of the highest value and by the solid wood base, it is able to be adapted to different types of contexts and environments. bench 150×50 h 50 Velvet art. BOSS col. 6059. Trimming detail “STEP”. Thread col.1 51. Lacquered brown Oak wooden base. bench 150×50 h 50 Leather art. TUSCANIA col. 26. Thread col. 0033. Lacquered Grey Oak wooden base. bench 150×50 h 50 Leather art. TUSCANIA col. 26. Thread col. 0033. Lacquered Grey Oak wooden base. pouf 88×88 h 42 Velvet art. BOSS col. 6059. Trimming detail “STEP”. Thread col. 151. Lacquered brown Oak wooden base. pouf 88×88 h 42 Velvet art. BOSS col. 6059. Trimming detail “STEP”. Thread col. 151. Lacquered brown Oak wooden base. sofa 260×98 h 70 Leather art. TUSCANIA col. 20. Trimming detail “STEP”. Thread col. 0033.
Angol Chunky Table Lamp, Beige
Calixter > Table lamp
This design table lamp stands out with its playful shapes and a carefully balanced, minimalist expression. Offered in trendy colors, it brings a subtle Scandinavian elegance to modern interiors. The adjustable shade can be angled freely, making it easy to tailor the light to your needs. With a smooth 360-degree rotation, it combines everyday functionality with a refined, design-forward feel.
Angol Chunky Table Lamp, Brown
Calixter > Table lamp
This design table lamp stands out with its playful shapes and a carefully balanced, minimalist expression. Offered in trendy colors, it brings a subtle Scandinavian elegance to modern interiors. The adjustable shade can be angled freely, making it easy to tailor the light to your needs. With a smooth 360-degree rotation, it combines everyday functionality with a refined, design-forward feel.
Starlight - laminated stoneware tiles
COTTO D'ESTE > Wall tile-stone-brick
Eight of the rarest and most precious natural marbles inspire Starlight, a collection that balances elegance and sumptuousness, sobriety and splendour. The most sophisticated decorative technology brings the realism of reproduction to a higher level: the exceptionally high graphic definition, the attention to mineral detail and the intensity of the colours inspire wonder and astonish with the sense of authenticity they convey.
Wide Wool Leggerissimo
Dedar > Curtain
The finest wool yarns are interwoven to create an extremely lightweight and ethereal sheer in extra-width of delicate transparency. Almost impalpable in its softness and smooth drape, this fabric offers an ideal curtain solution.
Nynfea 109NYNFEA1
Fi.Ma > Bench
Bench in fiberglass arranged for flowerbox, structure in stainless steel. Patented model
Plimatech Plimabeige/03
Florim > Floor tile-stone
Plimatech Plimabeige/03 - Fine porcelain stoneware surface by Florim (Architectural Design).
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