Item No.
100219672
Dusen Dusen Dash Pillow
C$ 125.00
Item No.
100219672
Dusen Dusen Dash Pillow
C$ 125.00
Orange
- Modern decorative pillow.
- Pure cotton with back zipper.
- Backed with natural canvas.
- 18" H 18" W
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
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Designed by Ellen Van Dusen for Dusen Dusen
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Dusen Dusen Dash Pillow
Dusen Dusen Dash Pillow
C$ 125.00
Gallery
Gridwork —
Named for its brightly-colored dashes, this embroidered pillow is grounded by a composed pattern and symmetrical shapes. It’s backed with natural canvas and finished with a back zipper.
Details
Designer Ellen Van Dusen is the brains behind her eponymous brand, Dusen Dusen, which launched as a womenswear line and quickly grew to include a collection of textiles and home goods. Taking inspiration from fine art and commercial design alike, Dusen is known for her bold, colorful prints and patterns that are part whimsical, part refined. The embroidered Dash Pillow is crafted of pure cotton with a natural canvas back. A plush polyfill down alternative pillow insert mimics natural down. Made in India.
- Modern decorative pillow.
- Pure cotton with back zipper.
- Backed with natural canvas.
- Brand
- Dusen Dusen
- General Dimensions
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- 18" H 18" W
- Product Weight
- 1 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
-
DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Dash Pillow
- Height (in): 18
- Width (in): 18
- Weight (lbs): 1
- 100% cotton pillowcase
- Polyfill insert
Ellen Van Dusen
Designer Ellen Van Dusen has always been attracted to textiles, the more brightly colored the better. Raised by two architects, Van Dusen started creating her own fashions in high school. At the age of 23, she founded Dusen Dusen, based in Brooklyn. Once on her own, she translated her fondness for vibrant colors and geometric, doodle-like patterns into simple, wearable clothing and textiles.
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