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Toostripe Pillow by Alexander Girard

Price reduced from $175.00 to $131.25 25% off
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Item No. 100093220
New Arrival

Toostripe Pillow by Alexander Girard

Price reduced from $175.00 to $131.25 25% off
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100093220
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Toostripe Pillow by Alexander Girard
Toostripe Pillow by Alexander Girard
Toostripe Pillow by Alexander Girard
Price reduced from $175.00 to $131.25 25% off
Price reduced from $175.00 to $131.25 25% off
Details

Details

Alexander Girard drew inspiration from his travels to Mexico and India, as well as his interest in folk art, to design his signature Toostripe pattern. Originally created in 1965, Toostripe uses vivid color and simple geometry to give a soft pillow a striking, graphic motif.
  • Signature pattern designed by Alexander Girard.
  • Plush feather filling.
  • Made in the U.S.A.
Brand
Maharam
General Dimensions
  • 17" H 17" W
Product Weight
1 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
Warranty
1-year warranty
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Dimensions

Toostripe Pillow

  • Height (in): 17
  • Width (in): 17
  • Weight (lbs): 1
  • Fabric pillowcase (92% wool, 8% nylon)
  • Cotton insert
  • Down and feather filling
Alexander Girard

Alexander Girard

Inspired by folk art, typography, and vivid color, Alexander Girard was a design polymath whose signature aesthetic touched every project he undertook. As the director of Herman Miller’s Textile Division from 1952-1973, his designs helped imbue postwar modernism with playfulness, and wit.

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