Animal prints are a tricky one. It’s far too easy to get it wrong and find yourself on the wrong side of smut. Establishing the right balance is equally difficult. When done correctly, the look achieved is effortless and stylish – something we all strive for. So, without blowing my own trumpet, I’ve decided to put my interior skills to good use and do the hard work for you, and so it is with the greatest of pleasure that I present to you The Cowhide furniture Collection. You can thank me later.
Now before any of you Animal Rights lot start, the cowhide is a faux fabric – that’s not to say it’s not totally authentic in appearance and luxurious to the touch. It very much is. The simple yet distinctive print is able to achieve such a high standard of class by the clean, retro shaping that is echoed in the furniture’s design. Were the sofas bedecked in cowhide cushions, studwork, piping and spangles galore, naturally the style would be compromised. Think Kat Slater. In a gutter. On acid. Nasty. More often than not, less is most definitely more, and that my friends is how this range wins hands down.
The cowhide sofa‘s are available in a black or brown colour way and the uncomplicated form of the sofas and armchairs are finished beautifully with a tapered leg in either black and silver or brown and gold to flatter your chosen colour option perfectly. There really is no need to overcomplicate these pieces – they’ve done the hard bit for you.
Now as previously mentioned, less is more and we’re sticking with that rule of thumb. As much as I like to see the sales roll in, my ultimate piece of advice on this a collection is to pick one or two cowhide pieces and mix them up with other simple furniture items to accent your space as opposed to a whole room bedecked with the stuff – unless, of course you were after a look that’s contrived and overbearing?
To finish your overall look, don’t be tempted to throw a whole array of cushions and crap at the cowhide – Ladies, I’m talking to you. Their style alone is quite enough but should you feel the need, one simple cushion will suffice. Neutral tones, with a subtle pop of colour thrown in for good measure is an excellent way to compliment the look and achieve maximum effect. I am a fan of minimalism as long as its realistic within the home and this is a style that really sits well the cowhide, along with some industrial decor to add a drop of oomph.
Cowhide Dining Chairs – Available as Cowhide Dining Chair in Brown And Black or vintage tan industrial leather dining chair and more colours to choose from. The new state of the seating for modern and vintage dinning rooms and office seating. Made from real cowhides or hard wearing goats leather.
These Cowhide And Leather Stools are the latest additions to our Logan Bar industrial Furniture Range. Our new bar stool designs are available in two sizes as a large Cowhide Bar Stools sitting at 80cm and also Medium 65 cm which is a suitable sitting height for most breakfast bars.
The Logan Furniture Range with our all new Industrial Leather Dining Chair. Available in distressed Tan Leather. Dark Brown Leather. Cowhide Black. Black Leather and Black Cowhide Fur. Please note these dining chairs are made with genuine goats leather and real cowhides.
Low seated Tan Leather Butterfly cowhide Chair – great for sinking back and relaxing with your favourite book. Available in Black Goat’s Leather And Brown Genuine Cowhide fur.
The Cowhide stool makes a trending fashion statement with it’s genuine cowhide. Universal design, can be used as a footstool as well which lasts of maximum longevity, whilst the craftsmanship is second to none. Our Cowhide Stools work well amongst urban interior styles.
I cannot recommend this new collection enough and I hope my words of advice haven’t scared you off? If in doubt, then just shout in the comments, it will be interesting to get your thoughts on our new cool Cowhide Furniture range – despite my whereabouts you can guarantee some form of electronic device will be attached to me enabling Smithers contact!!
Until next time my friends,
Mr Smithers.
