For need-of-a- refresh sofa or chairs, we take a cue from the unexpectedly chill interiors of the 12th Century château in France that Isabelle Dubois-Dumee and Hubert Bettan of the interiors brand Les Petites Emplettes have been gradually restoring.

Perhaps restoring isn’t quite the right word: more like stripping down. We love the low sofa, created with bleachy ripped cotton fabric or drop cloths, and a bunch of pillows…

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…And the side chairs, wrapped and tied.

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Looks like a twin bed was transformed into a daybed with draped cloth and abundant pillows the same color…

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An inviting low sofa made from mattresses and more white pillows (at top). The feeling is loose, easy comfort.

We could hang out all day….

 

Via Remodelista; photography via Chateau de Dirac.

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