Scandinavia Design Online
Check out the astounding collection of garden furniture, especiallly this Nozib lounger ($1,470). We also love that they offer 60 selections of fabric, for a number of projects or simply as "wall candy art."
Other highlights: This multi-level Green Fortune Streamgarden for $178.43 (pictured here), and this beautiful Lulu wool rug by Mairo.
The site is in English, and offers you a currency choice (lower left corner of the page). Make sure to set this for easier shopping! And yes, SDO offers worldwide shipping.
(Thanks, Holly!)
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so, if i wanted to use one of the fabrics as "wall candy," how would i go about doing that? build a frame and then attach the fabric? is this an easy thing to do?
Wow, thanks for the feature Heather! This came as a nice surprise for me today.
Best,
Holly
G-- this is a tremendously easy thing to do. Just buy canvas stretcher bars at an art supply store to easily (and inexpensively) create a wooden frame:
http://tinyurl.com/zg398
You might even find one already made if you don't have an exact size in mind.
Then stretch the fabric over the frame and use a staple gun to secure it to the back.
yes, the stretcher bars look much easier than trying to figure out how to build a frame on my own. Thank you!