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Toiletpaper Two of Spades Pillow

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This cushion from the Toiletpaper collection features a surreal collage print on its pillowcase, adding a distinctive accent to living rooms and bedrooms. Its feather filling offers a soft, comfortable feel, while the polyester pillowcase ensures the print remains vivid. Placed on a sofa, bed, or armchair, it stands out as an unconventional decorative piece.
The cushion from the Seletti Wears Toiletpaper collection is a unique decoration for an extravagant interior. Available in many crazy designs!Main features:The cushion is encased in a pillowcase with a surreal pattern printed on it, making it a highly original interior accessory. Let yourself be drawn into the surreal world of Toiletpaper magazine collages!Seletti brand products are in a class of their own. Seletti, a company founded in 1964 in Italy, has always focused on professionalism, originality and innovation. The company's products are indeed unique and unconventional, which is why they are hard to pass by indifferently.How to use:The cushion can be a decoration for both the sofa in the living room and the bed or armchair in the bedroom. It will certainly not go unnoticed in any setting!Material:The cushion filling is made of feathers, while the pillowcase is made of polyester.Good to know!The Seletti Wears Toiletpaper collection is the result of a collaboration between the famous Italian brand and Toiletpaper magazine, founded in 2010 by artists Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, in collaboration with Micol Talso. The magazine was conceived as a kind of artwork accessible to all, in which there is not a single word - instead there are colourful, sometimes funny and sometimes controversial collages. In recent years, the photographs published in the magazine have also started to live on products such as bags, plates and even carpets. In June 2013, they even appeared in the windows of the Palais de Tokyo museum in Paris.

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