GLOBAL STYLE: OTOMI IN EVERY COLOR

Yellow's the new neutral, but red is a classic, and I'm always partial to royal blue. Can't decide which otomi fabric you like best? Cristina from Fuji Files here with an inspiring solution for that dire case of indecision. 

You can have it all! In small doses of course. Add a cushion in each hue to a neutral sofa for some extraordinary seating. I know my beige Ikea couch would benefit from some otomi love!
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They also add a playful pop of joy to even the most sophisticated setting. As the (shopaholic) saying goes, if the shoe fits buy one in every color!

Cushions available at Jacaranda Home and Ruby Plaza. Custom shades by Black & Spiro.

*images via asheleandro and ivy&piper

8 comments:

  1. Jewel @eatdrinkshoplove.com16.11.10

    I love the use of fabric in these rooms! Can't wait to meet you at Lavish next month.

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  2. Jamie-Lynn16.11.10

    you can't be too playful or colorful nowadays...love it!

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  3. cassandra16.11.10

    jewel - looking forward to it!!

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  4. Rosa Navas16.11.10

    Ilove how look these rooms with those beautifull colors!!!

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  5. Homan Rajai17.11.10

    I love everything Ashe+Leandro do! They are one of my favorites.

    And those lampshades are greate... especially with that gorgeous b&w fabric and the gold mirror.

    I love your posts! Always something to add to my inspiration files.

    muhmamashop.blogspot.com

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  6. Jane Kilpatrick Schott17.11.10

    I love the Otomi Indian fabric and right now you can win one of my pillows made from it at artbykarena.com.

    I have used it for years in one color way instead of the mixed and this post shows you how this fabulous fabric works in any interior.

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  7. limonana17.11.10

    Beautiful ideas...I just ordered my first Otomi days ago, cannot wait to get it!

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  8. OliveDaisy17.11.10

    Love, love, love Otomi's!! I bought a second one in Mexico on our annual trip just a few weeks ago! I also just posted on my blog some photos and info about Otomi's

    http://olivesanddaisies.blogspot.com/2010/11/otomi-fabric-we-love-it.html

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