Complete this composition leather chairs and tripod lamp, which designers have found at the flea market in Barcelona. Carefully were selected textile elements, which don’t compete with the main interior element, but add needed color.These include beige curtains and pale azure sofa with ethnic patterned pillows and quilts in the very center. The final elements are painted scrolls from China, functioning as paintings and uniting all of the interior colors in this showroom, creating a monologue between the designer and a potential future buyer.Complete this composition leather chairs and tripod lamp, which designers have found at the flea market in Barcelona. Carefully were selected textile elements, which don’t compete with the main interior element, but add needed color.These include beige curtains and pale azure sofa with ethnic patterned pillows and quilts in the very center. The final elements are painted scrolls from China, functioning as paintings and uniting all of the interior colors in this showroom, creating a monologue between the designer and a potential future buyer.

Complete this composition leather chairs and tripod lamp, which designers have found at the flea market in Barcelona. Carefully were selected textile elements, which don’t compete with the main interior element, but add needed color.These include beige curtains and pale azure sofa with ethnic patterned pillows and quilts in the very center. The final elements are painted scrolls from China, functioning as paintings and uniting all of the interior colors in this showroom, creating a monologue between the designer and a potential future buyer.Complete this composition leather chairs and tripod lamp, which designers have found at the flea market in Barcelona. Carefully were selected textile elements, which don’t compete with the main interior element, but add needed color.These include beige curtains and pale azure sofa with ethnic patterned pillows and quilts in the very center. The final elements are painted scrolls from China, functioning as paintings and uniting all of the interior colors in this showroom, creating a monologue between the designer and a potential future buyer.