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"Tse has decorated many a closet with its chic cashmere clothing over the past two decades, and the New York\u2013based fashion company has recently launched a collection to help beautify the rest of the house.\n\nPinterestFacebookWith a bronze T frame, the bench features paneled segments of pebbled leather, complemented by a cable-stitched border of cashmere. It costs $6,400.\n\nThe firm teamed with Los Angeles\u2013based interior designer Cheryl Brantner to create Tse for the Home, a quietly graceful collection that includes pieces ranging from cashmere-sheathed screens to sumptuous throws to sleek consoles.\n\nPinterestFacebookThe solid-bronze lamp is finished with a custom-textured cashmere shade, the pattern of which is accentuated when the lamp is on. The piece costs $4,400; it is available with a square, white-cashmere shade for $3,600.\n\nThe pairing was a natural fit, as Brantner has created personal projects for Tse CEO Christina Peng-Gerschultz, including designs for her home. \"Pairing cashmere with materials that are its exact opposite brings out its beauty,\" says the designer.\n\nFor more information and to make purchase inquiries, visit tsecashmere.com.\n\nPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookThe luxe collection of pillows, throws, and duvet covers features a variety of cashmere knits. Pillow shams start at $295, throws start at $895, and duvet covers are made to order.This French-polished walnut folding screen is inset with a custom-crafted scoop pattern woven of cashmere knit. \"Folding screens are underutilized, and can really change the form of a room,\" Brantner says. \"This one will work with many different styles.\" It costs $7,500."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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