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Posted on February 26th 2011

Mingo Lamberti introduces an interesting new range of scatter cushions.

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Called the Tea Cup Collection, T-shirt brand Mingo Lamberti teamed up with Pearly Yon for this vintage-meets-funky range of scatter cushions. There are only 100 cushions in each design, and some with hand embroidery and unique trims.

See Mingo Lamberti on stand 1115 at Design Indaba Expo from 25 to 27 February 2011.

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