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Fabric & Wall Covering, p 3

-- Interior Design, 10/31/2003 12:00:00 AM

accessories • building materials • eco-friendly • fabric & wall covering • flooring •
furniture • kitchen & bath • lighting • outdoor furniture • seating

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Edelman Leather&>

Ostrich burgers may be low in fat, but Ostrich leather is about as rich as it gets. The company's improved Ostrich is made from meticulously embossed aniline-dyed, hand-rubbed cowhide.

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Cortina Leathers&>

A longtime staple in traditionally masculine dominions, leather also has a soft side. Consider Laser Lace: Its making involves a two-step process—a computer-guided laser removes hair from specific areas, leaving an embossed texture, then punctuates other sections with delicate perforations. The resulting hides are sturdy enough for upholstery use.

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Larsen&>

Chenilles are the ultimate comfort fabric: cushy and casual. Rarely have they been refined—until now. The company's Harmony, made of a supple light silk, is trés elegant. At Cowtan & Tout.

Maharam&>

A natural charmer, Hobnail Wool has a handwoven 3-D look, achieved by using fine yarns in contrast with highly textured spun yarns. The palette features organic colors in graphic combinations.

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Kravet&>

Kravet Couture recently introduced a silk collection that wholeheartedly embraces romance and refinement. We're especially fond of the paisleys shown here: Amalfi Paisley (top), Rahjstan (center), and Elaborate Paisley (bottom right)

Spinneybeck&>

The company's latest leather, Capri, summons up the natural beauty for which the Italian isle is renowned. The light neutral color options come courtesy of the clear tannins from the tara tree, which are used in the production of this luxe leather.