Transform your home when you bring in color through rugs, pillows and throws.
This is the easiest way to update the look of a room when you want to celebrate a season, or just want change. If you enjoy color and aren't afraid to use it, take a look at what Company C offers. It is bursts of pure color in the form of pillows, rugs, bedding,fabrics as well as decorative accessories and furniture.
Company C started out as a modest operation about 15 years ago when Chris and Walter Chapin initially designed and sold rugs out of their garage. The company now sells its products through over 1,000 dealers worldwide and three dedicated Company C stores.
The pieces pictured here are from the Fusion Collection which combines influences from both China and Japan. Both the bold, rich colors and intricately designed patterns and textures are derived from the great Chinese and Japanese traditions of porcelains and fabrics.
Ikebana Pillow
For instance the 20" round pillow owes its inspiration to ikebana, which is the Japanese art of arranging flowers. It was embroidered using chenille yarns in satin stitch embroidery to create texture.
Nanping Rug
The Nanping rug bears the name of a Chinese village famous for winding lanes and centuries-old cottages. The pattern features Chinese porcelains and birds and flowers on a rich crimson background. It is available in many sizes ranging from 1'x1' to 8'x11' and the price ranges from around $10 for the smallest to $1,695 for the largest.
Shibori Pillow
The periwinkle blue pillow with the orange and red embroidered flowers is called Shibori, which is a Japanese form of tie-dying. The pillow is 100% cotton, and 18" x 18". It costs around $130.
Kasuri Ottoman
Kasuri is the term used for Japanese ikat patterns which were often used for kimonos. The pattern also draws inspiration from early American quilting motifs as well.
Carnival Throw
The Carnival throw in Sunflower made from is 100% wool and is also available in Aqua, and Moss.
