I love how the casual, worn look of the sofa below is in contrast to the minimalist, sleek styling.
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I'm obsessed with this look by Marylou Sobel Interior Design. Of course, you can never go wrong adding a splash of red or pink to denim. This washed-out but not too pale denim below is my favourite.
The unlikely combination of a traditional, classic, deep buttoned Chesterfield mixed with denim is just gorgeous. So clean and unfussy.
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These aren't true denims (below), but if you're worried about the way that denim wears, they're great alternatives. I found them at Hertex and they're (clockwise) Parfait, Vidi, Stone Age and Vogue.
I always said that if I have a holiday house I'd want to have a comfy denim sofa. The ones below just say lazy-days and reading.
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Denim combined with the Union Jack or USA flag will always be a thing that works but I really love the soft feminine scheme that I found by Suellen Gregory via Decorpad (bottom shot).
And how stunning is this Toile de Jouy and denim scheme? (I do love me a toile or two). Cosy, simple and smart all at the same time.
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Last but not least, check out the decadent inky blue denim (that colour! Sigh...) from Mavromac (left - it's called Stonewashed Indigo Cotton from the Indigo Routes range) and Jill from U&G's Jack & Jill range (colours 20 and 22 - right). Jill isn't a true denim but is a darn good substitute (<-- see what I did there with darn #snortlaugh ;) Aaaaand, if you remember from the last post, Jill has more than 40 000 rubs. Baddum tish. Niiiice.
Till next time fellow nerds x
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