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Malabar brings new Timba collection for your home
07 Jul '08
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Well why not do it in 61 beautiful and useful colours? Malabar has been quietly championing technology-lite, non fossil-fuel guzzling production techniques for its entire twenty year history.
New Timba collection of hand-woven plains in curtain-weight cotton is a perfect start to going green in furnishings for your home.
Malabar has a world-wide reputation for its beautiful collections of unique furnishing fabrics – handloom fabrics in vibrant colours and textures, embroideries, appliqués, sheers, silks, chenilles and velvets, complemented by a palette of 105 paint colours designed to work with the fabric collections and Malabar's China Grass wallpapers, a range of textured papers using natural grasses.
New Timba collection of hand-woven plains in curtain-weight cotton is a perfect start to going green in furnishings for your home.
Malabar has a world-wide reputation for its beautiful collections of unique furnishing fabrics – handloom fabrics in vibrant colours and textures, embroideries, appliqués, sheers, silks, chenilles and velvets, complemented by a palette of 105 paint colours designed to work with the fabric collections and Malabar's China Grass wallpapers, a range of textured papers using natural grasses.
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