This gorgeous chakki was my first find during a recent visit to Material Culture. It was a little pricey so I decided to wait for a bargain... I am glad I waited...
Of course, no surprise, I found it at HomeGoods.
I was in a HomeGoods and there it was! That day I took its picture along with some Turkish items that I liked. I did not purchased it that day. It looked too big and I was looking for one with removable cushion so I could used it as a table. But as soon as I arrived home I knew I made a mistake! So next day I immediately went back to see if it was still there and surprisingly nobody had bought it! I guess it was meant to be :)
Here I found a perfect corner for it next to my Indian door. I believe the leather is camel (thanks to google search), never seen one before, it has kind of thick hard leather and the wood is carved teak. I decorated it with my Turkish kilim pillow and Indian sari throw. So happy with the result :)
Chakki tables/poufs that I love and cannot resist to repost;
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I recently found this picture on Pinterest. You can see how a chakki makes a beautiful table. Don't you just want to lay down in that daybed surrounded by those plush pillows?
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Evan and Greg' s cool downtown LA loft living room area with adorable chakki stool.
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This space gives me a smile for sure. Love the rich dark wood of chakki.
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Stunning chakki from Horchow. It is no longer available.
via housebeautiful
In love with everything! Amazing Moroccan tile fireplace. Chakki stool from Serena & Lily.
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I also like the white version of chakkis too. Chakki ottomans by Serena&Lily.
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This is my all time favorite chakki picture from Beyond Marrakech :) Everything, stunning!
Please check out my earlier post here.
What do you think about chakkis, how would you use them?
Have a wonderful weekend!xx
I am an Indian. Chakki actually means flour mill, but what you have posted is called chowki. A little difference in pronounciation.
ReplyDeleteSo these are originally low lying tables/sitting /eating tables.. not modified versions of 'chakki'
Hi Monica,
DeleteI think you should look at the pictures I posted as chakki table then google the same name and compare the pictures with the description. I have a chowki table too, that is totally different. Thank you for your lovely comment!x