The possibilities of a reversible garment took the Kimabaya to an even more flamboyant expression in a collaboration with the Lebanese design company Bokja. Founders, Huda Baroudi and Maria Hibri carried the idea of precious cloth wrapping valued items over into the world of furniture, using their redoubtable collection of vintage Middle Eastern textiles to cover found and contemporary furniture pieces. 14 patchwork designs were created, using a mixture of contemporary and antique textiles from their collection, pieced together to match the format of the Kimabaya. Each patchwork composition was photographed and then printed on silk to become part of a series of limited editions.

This reversible Kimabaya is made from weightless Melton wool with a felt-like surface in a daring colour palette. The lining is made of 100% Silk. It is hard wearing and both wind and weather resistant.