Kvadrat Divina by Jerszy Seymour
It might not look like it, but Jerszy Seymour isn’t destroying rolls of fabric here but paying them a sincere tribute. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of its Divina uphostery textile, Kvadrat invited 24 leading designers to reinterpret the fabr
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