Denim expands from fashion into home interiors and automotive design
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Sarah Wood González
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Denim is expanding beyond fashion into home interiors, with automotive and interior design industries embracing indigo tones. Jeep has revived its blue jean-inspired interiors (originally launched in 1974 with Levi's) for select Wrangler models, while interior designer Sarah Lederman launched Three Fates, a textile studio featuring indigo-infused fabrics and wallpapers. The article explores how denim's durability and aesthetic appeal are making it a growing trend in home design and automotive upholstery.
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· 3 pulledDenim, considered one of the hardest wearing textiles out there, has recently become one of the hardest working—and not just in your closet.
From beauty to bedding, indigo tones are sweeping beyond the sartorial landscape.
Jeep brought back the iconic blue jean-inspired interiors they first launched in 1974 (then in partnership with Levi's) for select Jeep Wranglers.
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