not even kidding, one for your dog too.
interesting rattan stools, again, just as an accent it adds that element of texture.
"following 4 years in south east asia, owner christopher reiter created muléh (to come home javanese) in 1999 to reflect the harmonious subtleties of asian modern interiors. design talents with an aesthetic focusing on clean lines with rich texture are featured here. rapidly renewable organic materials used in many pieces yield a warmer contemporary feel. traditional crafts of local artisans are applied and therefore restored in producing these modern designs." there is so much more than rattan offered through muleh and to be honest i'm really not a huge fan of rattan, hey that rhymes...back to my thoughts on muleh...but, as i kept roaming around their site on line, the rattan pieces kept calling me to click on them. although i would not want an entire space or house filled with all rattan, which they mix with stainless steel, but a piece or a couple would definitely give you that texture piece your room is craving. muleh is based out of washington d.c. and readily available on line as well.
if every piece in whatever space you were creating, had very soft lines everywhere...throw one of these pieces in and voila! there's your accent piece, your piece that skews the room, that changes the dynamic of the situation. it begs you to believe that it really is comfortable, do not be skeptical it says, try me out and see. so rattan it is today, i never would have guessed it would be a material i'd feature, but then it's a woman's prerogative right...to change her mind!
