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Christiane’s living room features a pattern inspired by one of her favorite vintage indigo textiles. When drawing inspiration for the fabric, she looked closely at Shibori, a Japanese indigo dyeing technique that uses pleats and binds to create patterns on cloth (more on that history here<\/a>). At The Inside, we interpreted the storied method to create our own Shibori-inspired design, seen here in our Cocktail Chair<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\nINDOOR\/OUTDOOR LIVING<\/h3>\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.theinside.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/indooroutdoor_living-762x1024.jpg\")
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In warmer months, the sliding doors to Christiane’s deck almost always remain open. Her dining area features a set of iconic Eames DCM chairs and our very own Mid-Century Bench<\/a>. The Throw Pillow<\/a> offers a summery stripe.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\nRELAXED VIBES<\/h3>\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.theinside.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/relaxed_vibes-771x1024.jpg\")
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For her living room, Christiane wanted to create an easygoing space with a “lived-in” look, which is why she chose a print for the sofa: “You have no idea what you can hide with a print. It’s a riff on the traditional ‘cottage’ vibe. It references florals and wood but in a modern way. I also picked up on subtle blues that are used in traditional ‘beach decor’ but not in an obvious way,” Christiane shares. She selected a Cocktail Ottoman<\/a>, rather than a traditional coffee table, suggesting that this is a home in which to kick back and relax.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Christiane’s living room features a pattern inspired by one of her favorite vintage indigo textiles. When drawing inspiration for the fabric, she looked closely at Shibori, a Japanese indigo dyeing technique that uses pleats and binds to create patterns on cloth (more on that history here<\/a>). At The Inside, we interpreted the storied method to create our own Shibori-inspired design, seen here in our Cocktail Chair<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Courtesy The Inside<\/p>\n In warmer months, the sliding doors to Christiane’s deck almost always remain open. Her dining area features a set of iconic Eames DCM chairs and our very own Mid-Century Bench<\/a>. The Throw Pillow<\/a> offers a summery stripe.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Courtesy of The Inside<\/p>\n For her living room, Christiane wanted to create an easygoing space with a “lived-in” look, which is why she chose a print for the sofa: “You have no idea what you can hide with a print. It’s a riff on the traditional ‘cottage’ vibe. It references florals and wood but in a modern way. I also picked up on subtle blues that are used in traditional ‘beach decor’ but not in an obvious way,” Christiane shares. She selected a Cocktail Ottoman<\/a>, rather than a traditional coffee table, suggesting that this is a home in which to kick back and relax.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nINDOOR\/OUTDOOR LIVING<\/h3>\n
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