Styling Idea: Kitchen Towel Art

11 July 2016 4

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It’s been now almost 4 months since my trip to New Zealand and some of my souvenirs come only now into action. During my Auckland trip I went to one of New Zealand’s great interior brands, Citta Design, and I couldn’t help but shop and bring some souvenirs of Kiwi design to my own home. I bought a fun cushion cover and a lovely kitchen towel. Last weekend I was finally taking the two pieces out of my drawer and looking at the kitchen towel I was almost feeling pity for it to be destined to mundane  kitchen chores like drying dishes. So I wanted another solution for it: Why not frame your beautiful design kitchen towels as a piece of art?

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I simply exchanged my Manhattan map print with the lovely Madu kitchen towel from Citta Design. Paired with the Market Day cushion cover it makes for a fun and lovely addition to my living room – both from the colour and shape perspective. Nowadays there are so many beautifully designed kitchen towels and I am pretty sure that you have at least one at home. Why don’t you frame it too? I like how the textile structure in the frame adds an almost museum like vibe – it looks like those ancient textiles exposed in museums.

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So in case you never heard of Citta Design, here are just a few of their lovely pieces from their home collection. I know New Zealand is really far away, but if you ever happen to go there, do not miss Citta Design in Auckland to bring back a piece of genuine Kiwi design to your home.

iPhone photography by Igor Josifovic, product shots via Citta Design

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  • Reply Abi | These Four Walls blog 11 July 2016 at 10:53

    I love this idea! What a great way to make a feature of them – so many towels are far too nice to hide away in the kitchen and use for the dishes!

    • Reply Igor 11 July 2016 at 13:07

      That was exactly my thought Abi!! Way too nice to dry the dishes!!

  • Reply mel 13 July 2016 at 01:20

    Love this idea Igor. The colour tones of the Citta Design purchases are a perfect match for your decor. I own this exact tea towel, but sadly got straight to work… wish I thought of this, but it still looks fab on the stove rail. Mel x

    • Reply Igor 13 July 2016 at 01:38

      Thank you Mel!! It is a very lovely souvenir from my NZ trip and that idea came really spontaneously to me as I was thinking of changing the Manhattan poster I had previously. And I have enough basic and boring kitchen towels to do the mundane work in the kitchen, so I thought this beautiful piece from Citta Design has to go up on the wall! Plus the fabric behind a glass panel looks so lovely – like in a museum:-)

  • Reply Anya from Simply Danish Living 14 July 2016 at 08:38

    Brilliant idea Igor, love the quirky style of the towels 🙂

    A xx

    • Reply Igor 14 July 2016 at 09:43

      Thank you Anya! I love it too, somehow it reminds me of African patterns. And I love the colour palette of course:-)

  • Reply Beauty Follower 24 July 2016 at 08:58

    Cool idea!
    I have made a couple of shopper bags using kitchen towels 😉

    • Reply Igor 25 July 2016 at 09:07

      Also smart!! My friend did the same. I offered her a lovely kitchen towel from a Finnish design label and she made a tote bag of it – it comes in handy when you know how to sew:-)

  • Reply Erin Belmore 7 September 2016 at 09:48

    Is it DIY? It really looks gorgeous. I want to own these pieces too in my kitchen. For me it gives the space more relaxing and comfortable appeal.Thanks a lot for giving us another idea to put in our own kitchen.

    • Reply Igor 7 September 2016 at 10:38

      No it is from Città Design from New Zealand!

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