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Takesada Shoten

Jenny — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 05:09:00 +0000

This is the story of Takesada Shoten and the inexplicable charm of bamboo. Japanese have long revered bamboo, enchanted by its beauty and delicacy, captivated by its flexibility, strength and versatility as a building material. Takesada Shoten was founded in Kyoto in 1877; bamboo artisans with a rich and enduring heritage. Over generations, they have cultivated their own traditions — honouring timeworn techniques while quietly refining and innovating. Master craftspeople, they create bamboo wallpanels and installations with precision & grace.

Kyoto’s bamboo forests

With an excellent climate for growing the highest quality bamboo combined with a huge respect for artisan skills Takesada Sotan has produced many famous bamboos known as the ‘Kyoto bamboos’. These include ‘white bamboo’, ‘drawing bamboo’, ‘sesame bamboo’ and ‘tortoiseshell bamboo’.

“A dedicated team of Kyoto artisans, continuously engaging in a lifelong dialogue

with bamboo”

Skilled bamboo artisans

With its unique flexibility, strength and delicacy, glossiness and smoothness, bamboo transforms into various fabulous products. Takesada Shoten partners with designers to advance bamboo’s possibilities, honing each idea through precise refinement and testing.

In the groves the bamboos are selected for their individual features, the spirit of each is honoured and they are observed and cared for from their first days as a small shoot

Bamboo panels, ceilings & screens made in Kyoto

Uniquely flexible yet very strong, fine and delicate and with a smooth lustre, bamboo makes for a compelling building product. Kyoto’s unique climate, cultural environment and skilled processing have produced numerous renowned bamboo products which are considered traditional Kyoto crafts. Thus Takesada Shoten’s bamboo artisans have created a wonderful and beautiful selection of designs.

On the ceiling is a thin ‘flat-split’ bamboo; beautifully balanced with a flat yet slightly curved surface. Takesada Shoten manufactures flat-split bamboo from exactly 2mm to 60mm, splitting the round bamboo and carefully shaving the side to uniform widths. In the far left corner is a panel in the impeccable ‘hammer-split’ design – a popular wall decor in Kyoto homes that we know that it will look excellent in Singapore spaces adding a refined luxurious texture.

Hospitality

Artisan bamboo is undoubtedly popular for restaurant interior design, whether for Japanese restaurants or cocktail bars, this is a romantic material that creates elegant textures.

Flat split

Bamboo can be processed in a variety of widths from 2mm-60mm, different colours and several different ways of splitting. This is a Hirawari panel, known as flat split, the profile is less round and traditionally used in Kyoto townhouses

Hammer split

An absolutely beautiful bamboo panel, known as Hishigi it is made using a specific tool. The cracks provide the charm and thus it is a popular decoration in Kyoto homes. Below you can see it being made.

Half Split

More curvaceous than the flat split panel the half split is more three dimensional. Here you can see dyed green bamboo (natural green bamboo fades), black bamboo with fading, and white bamboo. In this case the white bamboo is more refined with the sides shaved off. So many options.

Parallel Split

Bamboo in cross-section is revealed, a fascinating repetition. The outer-sides are retained whilst the front and back are shaved off, and depending upon the width and position of the bamboo nodes the look changes. When thick and robust the result is more three-dimensional whilst thin and delicate bamboo is planar.

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Aux Abris

Jenny — Sun, 18 May 2025 08:10:10 +0000

Aux Abris (pronounced OHS ABREE) is known for their stunning high-end wall coverings and murals. Aux Abris create luxury designer wallpaper that we think Singapore will love. These designs are sophisticated, rich and tactile,—an intense sensory experience perfect for the modern interior. Printed on innovative materials including grass cloths, silks, linens, metal leaf, and woven papers.

Paradiso

Inspired by traditional Japanese art this mural captures the ethereal beauty of cranes, their graceful & serene forms. There are six panels printed on metal leaf paper either in gold or silver. The design layers organic fluidity with geometric detail, creating a rich, textured composition. Adding extra depth their Moneta design creates a stunning geometric band, Rooted in classic aesthetics yet infused with a contemporary spirit, it offers a timeless, sophisticated character. Available in two colourways: Tranquillo, Arrabbiata.

We’re loving the interplay of scale—juxtaposing a bold mural with a delicate repeat. And you can just see the beauty of Aux Abris luxury designer wallpaper in the close-up above: Paradiso, a sweeping mural, is balanced by Moneta, a compelling floral inspired by kimono patterns. Its small repeat and layered elegance hint at a Peranakan sensibility that we think will resonate in Singapore interiors.

The Alchemy Collection

Undeniably sophisticated this collection is printed upon metal leaf in either gold or silver. There is a depth to all these designs and the paper is thick and opulent. Above is ‘Vespa’ a funky chevron with a ton of movement.

You’ll have a lot of fun with Aux Abris ‘Martini’ design. It’s quirky but still very chic.

‘Metallurgy’ is papered on the ceilings in both these spaces, in gold or silver metal leaf this is a beautiful and subtle textured wallpaper. We find it useful for many a setting, and absolutely spectacular here. The design on the walls of the left hand room is the sublime ‘Ponte Vechio’.

Cosmo

Like BODE, Aux Abris love marbled papers, and for the Alchemy collection they take it a step further printing on metal leaf papers. All the colours are named after cocktails reflecting the bubbly explosive fun that these papers will add to your space. @h.qdesign

Aux Abris do their own printing and they like to do it well, there is attention to detail and you can see that they don’t skip corners. We hold this desire to be as good as you can be dear. Note, their non woven bases and inks are the highest quality and there is flexibility in roll lengths.

This is Dragonfly—a striking design with graceful movement and a soft, painterly watercolour finish. The colour palette is exceptional, Dragonfly is a standout example of the Aux Abris luxury designer wallpaper artistry, showcasing their impeccable eye for colour — with each colour way more captivating than the last.

Tartan wallpapers are smart and cool for many a reason. First you can subtly add several colours into a space, secondly they look great with art upon them and thirdly the grid is great upon the eye. Aux Abris have many a tartan upon woven papers and some are printed with a metallic base to make them extra special.

Botanicals

Printed upon silk this classic chinoiserie mural is particularly detailed with birds, butterflies and blossom. In the style of John James Auduban it comes in a myriad of colours and custom colours are available. The repeat is 3 panels and will be custom fitted to your wall dimensions which minimises waste.

Dining room image: designer dara rosenfeld julia lynd photo1, the jade image: designer kara adam interiors, girl’s bedroom: designer amelia carter interiors

This is Criss Cross, a smart, small geometric printed upon grass cloth, or you can customise and select one of many fine base papers. Aux Abris collections include several textured wall coverings with small useful repeats and all come in very compelling colour ways. See below.

Adorably called ‘Friends’ and so stylish & funky too. You can view the Auxabris website here

This is a ‘Bird in the hand’, which we all know is better than two in the bush. However these woodblock styled birds look like they are roaming around free. At the end of the day the design repeat is great and it cheerfully brings the outdoors in.

Aux Abris (pronounced OHS ABREE) is known for their stunning high-end wall coverings and murals. Aux Abris create luxury designer wallpaper that we think Singapore will love. These designs are sophisticated, rich and tactile,—an intense sensory experience perfect for the modern interior. Printed on innovative materials including grass cloths, silks, linens, metal leaf, and woven papers.

Paradiso

The Alchemy Collection

You’ll have a lot of fun with Aux Abris ‘Martini’ design. It’s quirky but still very chic.

Cosmo

Tartan wallpapers are smart and cool for many a reason. First you can subtly add several colours into a space, secondly they look great with art upon them and thirdly the grid is great upon the eye. Aux Abris have many a tartan upon woven papers and some are even printed with a metallic base to make them extra special.

Botanicals

Dining room image: designer dara rosenfeld julia lynd photo1, the jade image: designer kara adam interiors, girl’s bedroom: designer amelia carter interiors

Adorably called ‘Friends’ and so stylish & funky too. You can view the Auxabris website here

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ROA Handmade

pixadmin — Fri, 26 Mar 2021 05:14:34 +0000

ROA natural wallpapers are from Java in Indonesia. These exquisite wallcoverings are sophisticated and creative, and are beautifully made. ROA’s weavers are skilful artisans, craftspeople with attention to detail, diligence and patience. Designs are inspired by the handmade process itself, they play with the texture and weaving process, newer designs are increasingly intricate and ambitious yet retain a natural beauty.

Khatulistiwa in tarnished silver has depths of glinting colours.

Khatulistiwa in teal is modern and makes an impact.

Strand by strand the tough rattan fibres of Pangihot are woven and knotted to create this design. Made up of several striped elements: the top band, the central column and where they intersect. Select their dimensions and even the actual width of the panel up to one metre to fit your space. Small twinkling beads are woven into part of the pattern further embellish the intricate pattern.

Pangihot Jasper, opulent, elegant and rather contemporary we think

Gold raffia twinkles between dyed painted cotton and a thin string forms the warp, typical of ROA Tapis is fascinating and quite unique. Excellent when you require a good deal of texture.

Impasto is a shiny rafia wallpaper coming in three gold tones.

Close-up of Tapis in safari

Reliev is made from woven rice paper.

Cakrawala is a set of four ombré designs. One can select which ones to use and how to order them.

Abaca, is cultivated in North Sulawesi where sun and sea, harmonise in tropical islands. Natural wallpapers are tough and coated with a matt varnish.

‘Rannu’ on the left is created by pounding the paper on the loom, thus forming wrinkles and interesting textures. Whilst ‘Relieve’ on the right is handwoven and hand painted rice paper, randomly cut into strips

‘Nusa’ has a tropical feel, Raffia is from East Java, the home of the ancient Javanese kingdom. Fibres are shredded by hand.

‘Nusa’ has a tropical feel, Raffia is from East Java, the home of the ancient Javanese kingdom. Fibres are shredded by hand.

With diligence and tremendous care, these craftswomen weave on traditional looms in the weaving house.

This paper ombre is an exploration of classic methods resulting in contemporary design, texture and colour.

Pretty in pink, 'Rannu' is a pounded paper wall covering.

'Wai' is a 'painterly' woven paper

'Coral' in abaca.

Papers are woven to order and exactly to fit the space. This ensures perfect placement of the panels and, importantly, no wastage.

Custom abaca panel in the elegant Oku Restaurant, Jakarta.

Custom Raffia paper at OKU Restaurant in Jakarta.

Ideal for resorts and villas, ROA’s natural wallpaper designs sing in a South East Asian environment. Here at Apurva Kempinski, Bali.

Artisanal, sustainable, local, creative and extraordinarily beautiful, espouse the ROA Handmade brand, to view more visit retota.com/roa/about-us

ROA's natural wallpaper is handwoven in Java in Indonesia. These exquisite wallcoverings are sophisticated and creative, these papers are beautifully made. ROA’s weavers are skilful artisans, craftspeople with attention to detail, diligence and patience. Designs are inspired by the handmade process itself, they play with the texture and weaving process, newer designs are increasingly intricate and ambitious yet retain a natural beauty.

Abaca, is cultivated in North Sulawesi where sun and sea, harmonise in tropical islands. ROA’s natural wallpaper is tough and coated with a matt varnish to protect.

‘Nusa’ has a tropical feel, Raffia is from East Java, the home of the ancient Javanese kingdom. Fibres are shredded by hand.

With diligence and tremendous care, these craftswomen weave on traditional looms in the weaving house.

This paper ombre is an exploration of classic methods resulting in contemporary design, texture and colour.

Pretty in pink, 'Rannu' is a pounded paper wall covering.

'Wai' is a 'painterly' woven paper

'Coral' in abaca.

Papers are woven to order and exactly to fit the space. This ensures perfect placement of the panels and, importantly, no wastage.

Custom abaca panel in the elegant Oku Restaurant, Jakarta.

Custom Raffia paper at OKU Restaurant in Jakarta.

Natural wallpaper is ideal for resorts and villas, ROA’s designs sing in a South East Asian environment. Here at Apurva Kempinski, Bali.

Artisanal, sustainable, local, creative and extraordinarily beautiful, these natural wallpapers espouse the ROA Handmade brand, to view more visit retota.com/roa/about-us

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Stolz Leather

pixadmin — Mon, 24 Aug 2020 06:49:51 +0000

Stolz source the finest furniture leathers from two of Italy’s best tanneries. Leather tanning is one of the oldest human activities, and Stoltz employs a craftsmanship that has carried down through the ages.

Nixta is a bustling Mexican Restaurant and this fresh green leather does much to convey a Mexican love of colour. This is ‘Kansas’ from Stolz, a semi aniline leather which over time has developed a good shine. Semi aniline leather has thin protective layer which means it works well in a restaurant but is still luxuriously soft. By Perinelli Design: Perinellidesign.com

Rich, luxurious and speaking of fine wines and cocktails, this red leather at Barood is a truly great red. By Matthew Shang Design Office: msdesignoffice.net

‘Kansas’ by Stolz is charming in 8M Real Estate’s office. Tan & caramel coloured leathers match well with many interior furnishings. And note our Liberty wallpaper on the left. By Perinelli Design: Perinellidesign.com

Stolz’s colour palettes are sophisticated, with furniture leathers that are pliable and textural. Quality leather, like Stolz’s, will develop and evolve in its beauty over many years, maturing gracefully.

In the Stolz warehouse hides are thoroughly checked. This is “Luxury”, a thick untreated aniline dyed leather, it creases, stains, scratches and ages absolutely beautifully. A furniture leather for the truly passionate.

All European leather is tanned in a single Italian location with strict controls, and production is sustainable. This combined with leather’s durability makes leather an eco-friendly choice. Please request certification if required. To discover more on their wonderful work, you can visit the Stolz leather website here.

Stolz source the finest furniture leathers from two of Italy’s best tanneries. Leather tanning is one of the oldest human activities, and Stoltz employs a craftsmanship that has carried down through the ages.

Rich, luxurious and speaking of fine wines and cocktails, this red leather at Barood is a truly great red. By Matthew Shang Design Office: msdesignoffice.net

The majority of their hides are large, from Scandinavian and German bulls, thus reducing waste. Because Stolz works directly, their stock availability and value is very good.

Stolz’s colour palettes are sophisticated, with leathers that are pliable and textural. Quality furniture leather, like Stolz’s, will develop and evolve in its beauty over many years, maturing gracefully.

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Timorous Beasties

pixadmin — Tue, 11 Aug 2020 06:52:10 +0000

Timorous Beasties is at the forefront of influential textile design, creating spectacular statements that are experimental, beautiful and rebellious. Timorous Beasties’ work embodies a unique diversity of pattern, ranging from design that echoes the golden age of copperplate engraving to those of a distinctly edgy nature that display chic irreverence. The studio fully engages in a discourse with textile design history by lending an aesthetic evolution to time-honoured motifs.

Timorous Beasties was founded in 1990 by Alistair McAuley and Paul Simmons, who met whilst studying at the Glasgow School of Art. With an implicit sense of irony they love to invert the world of interiors. Shell and Crab above is a wonderful example, whimsical yet exquisitely opulent.

Painterly Matzu Tree comes in a compelling and gentle colour palette. Available in linen or wallpaper it is like an Asian forest

Timorous Beasties re-scale and re-juvenate botanical engravings. Epic Botanic is bold with dramatic florals. these luxurious opulent florals create a rythmical pattern. There are three rich colourways.

Honey Bee Velvet Fabric

Bees are an iconic motif for Timorous Beasties, the humble honey bee is the latest addition, following the more imperious Napoleon Bee design. Here on a gold velvet the various bees can be found on fabrics and wallpapers.

Absolutely fascinating, Winchester wallpaper comes in eleven different panel designs that can be selected and arranged as preferred. Originally designed for an 18 metre long wall in Winchester it was influenced hand-painted wallpapers found in wealthy British homes

These ethereal and graceful jelly fish are printed on a radiant blue velvet and a stunning foilised paper that has a little twinkle.

Hodge Splodge is vibrant with tremendous movement and is printed upon cork. It comes in four pretty colourways.

We’ve been wondering where Timorous Beasties interest in Asian design comes from, and it is because of the huge influence ‘Oriental’ design had upon British interiors and design in the past.

Shuiping De Pillement Velvet Fabric

This spritely classic Timorous Beasties’ silhouette is hand screen printed and comes in several velvet colour-ways and as superwide wallpaper

Disappearing Damask wallpaper panels

Disappearing Damask fades away, starting with intense colour a gradual ombre lifts ones eyes upward. Perfect for an eclectic interior, Disappearing Damask will add a rich layer to a modern space or it pairs beautifully with antiques and period pieces.

Golden Oriole

This is a glorious sumptuous handprinted design, with a strong Asian influence. Golden Orioles sit at the centre of an intricate repeat pattern. Branches that spread across the wallpaper are covered with leaves and blooms picked out in gold. The hand-printed design comes in lovely colours on velvets and wallpapers.

‘Fresco Old Gold’ vinyl wallpaper

‘Golden Oriole’ wallpaper panels

Honey Bee Velvet Fabric

‘Pinyin Tree’ in Velvet

The much loved ‘Indie Wood’ here on wallpaper

Timorous Beasties explore how pattern design impacts upon our daily experience, where plants, animals, and society are visually inseparable.

‘Totem Damask’ wallpaper

Chinoiserie Scenic is designed to add an upbeat flavour, a little humour. A monochromatic toile it comes in 10m rolls and in 5 colourways

The stunning ‘Kaleido Block Superwide’ wallpaper comes as full-length panels.

‘Paper Damask’ Superwide Panel wallpaper

All design work takes place at their Glasgow Studio, where they continue to hand-print many of their fabrics and wallpapers. The advent of digital printing on wallpaper, linens and velvets has revolutionised Timorous Beasties’ design offer.

Rorschach Superwide wallpaper

Timorous Beasties is at the forefront of influential textile design, creating spectacular statements that are experimental, beautiful and rebellious. Timorous Beasties’ work embodies a unique diversity of pattern, ranging from design that echoes the golden age of copperplate engraving to those of a distinctly edgy nature that display chic irreverence. The studio fully engages in a discourse with textile design history by lending an aesthetic evolution to time-honoured motifs.

Founded in 1990 by Alistair McAuley and Paul Simmons, who met whilst studying at the Glasgow School of Art. Timorous Beasties’ implicit sense of irony loves to invert the whimsical world of interiors.

These ethereal and graceful jelly fish are printed on a radiant blue velvet and a stunning foilised paper that has a little twinkle.

Hodge Splodge is vibrant with tremendous movement and is printed upon cork. It comes in four pretty colourways.

We’ve been wondering where Timorous Beasties interest in Asian design comes from, and it is because of the huge influence ‘Oriental’ design had upon British interiors and design in the past.

Timorous Beasties explore how pattern design impacts upon our daily experience, where plants, animals, and society are visually inseparable.

Splatters, splodges, marbling and intense pattern-work result in challenging yet beautiful design that impacts the interiors of buildings around the world.

‘Topical Tropical’ wallpaper

‘Tropical Cloud Leopard’ floats upon his bed of leaves.

‘Fresco Old Gold’ vinyl wallpaper

‘Golden Oriole’ wallpaper panels

The ‘Graffiti’ design comes in several iterations on fabric and wallpaper

‘Zig Zag Moth’

The stunning ‘Kaleido Block Superwide’ wallpaper comes as full-length panels

Timorous Beasties’ iconic ‘Napoleon Bee’ design is hand-printed on fabric, wallpaper and cushions

‘Merian Palm’ superwide wallpaper

‘Paper Damask’ Superwide Panel wallpaper

‘Butterflies’ on linen

‘Stormblotch’ Superwide wallpaper

Superwide ‘Thistle’ wallpaper

‘Ex Libris’ on Velvet

Rorschach Superwide wallpaper

Winchester wallpaper comes in eleven different panel designs that can be selected and arranged as preferred. Visit timorousbeasties.com to see all their unparalleled designs.

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Misia Paris

pixadmin — Tue, 11 Aug 2020 03:46:48 +0000

Misia Paris is glorious and charming; it glitters and shines. It is a brand intent on rediscovering the freedom, vibrancy and verve of the ‘Roaring Twenties’ in Paris. Misia taps into the mystique of those times and then gives it a thoroughly modern makeover. All Misia Paris fabrics are made to the highest standards.

For textile lovers “L’universelle” is a masterpiece. A huge geometric with ethnic sensibilities, its intricate weave is captivating. Bouclé cotton and linen yarns create a rustic, matte texture, while a tightly woven black-and-ivory fabric adds depth and optical intrigue. Delicately finished with a fringe of cut yarns, it’s perfect for curtains and statement decor.

This reminds us of an Indonesian batik pattern and here on “Clameur de Seine” the pattern is woven onto natural backgrounds using chenille threads that will add a spritely texture.

This is ‘French Can Can’ and you can imagine this silky fabric being swooshed to-and-fro on the stage. On a one hundred percent silk base, the traditional design of the acanthus leaf extends its finely shaped branches in a continuous lattice of foliage. A subtly metallic twisted yarn gives additional depth to the jacquard.

Misia-Paris fabrics ‘Beauséjour’

Exquisitely embroidered on a luxurious linen-cotton blend, Beauséjour is a true jewel in interior design. Perfect for those who love to make a statement, it brings elegance and sophistication to curtains, throws, and cushions alike.

Misia-Paris new wallpaper collection is beyond superlatives, elegant, luxurious and ‘eye-wateringly’ tasteful. In neutrals with a splash of gold the majority are textural and most have a matching textile design.

Quai des bouquinistes

Repaire des peintres

Les Chahuteuses

Stretch out on Ravon de Lune, this is a ravishing bouclé made from twisted yarns, it is wavy and gorgeous to feel. This design has tremendous moment yet it’s tone-on-tone colouring makes it a subtle and elegant presence.

Pantheon

Misia-Paris, renowned masters of cut velvet, present Panthéon—a modern reimagining of geometric design. This versatile, small-scale motif has a bold, contemporary flair. Two-toned pattern, it comes in ten stylish colour-ways,

Step behind the exquisite drapes in this particularly chic apartment in Paris’ Le Marais to view some of the world’s most glamorous textiles. Misia Paris defines luxury, referencing the glory years of the 1920’s style.

With an infinite number of soft diamonds and a cut-loop weave, this luxurious fabric has a 3-D effect. It is an ideal fabric for contract use, elegant and strong with a small-scale design. Ask to see the beautiful complexity of “Montmorin” velvet in person.

Flamel is a sophisticated striped jacquard, for curtains or furnishings

And it is Italian made by highly skilled craftspeople.

Flamel's stripes are either soft and structured, or loose and irregular

Can a fabric be energetic, we think Moma Style is. Its rhythmical design boasts twenty-six sumptuous colours all woven by masterful artisans on old looms it is a fascinating composition.

Our desire is to re-enchant the world and at the same time, re-enchant you. For you we are not only creating a fabulous visual, emotional and tactile world: we are creating a world story.

Misia Paris takes inspiration from the freedom and avant-garde movement of the beginning of the last century, joyful, creative, daring, glamorous and refined. They reinterpret this mood for modern living in the twenty-first century

Soft & silky 'Nuit Balkanique'

A tribute to the Art Deco movement: 'Paris-Vienne'

'L'adventure' has slubs with an occasional sparkle.

Misia is glorious and charming; it glitters and shines. It is a brand intent on rediscovering the freedom, vibrancy and verve of the ‘Roaring Twenties’ in Paris. Misia taps into the mystique of those times and then gives it a thoroughly modern makeover.

This reminds us of an Indonesian batik pattern and here on “Clameur de Seine” the pattern is woven onto natural backgrounds using chenille threads that will add a spritely texture.

Quai des bouquinistes

Repaire De Peintres

Les Chahuteuses

Step behind the exquisite drapes in this particularly chic apartment in Paris’ Le Marais to view some of the world’s most glamorous textiles. Misia Paris fabric defines luxury, referencing the glory years of the 1920’s style.

L'Imperial

Jolie Josephine

L'Orient

Misia-Paris’ muse is the enigmatic ‘Madame M.’, every year she goes on an exotic journey, which becomes the inspiration for that year’s collection. Destinations include Japan, The Caribbean, The Amazon and The Orient Express.

On the curtain is 'James', a plush crushed viscose velvet.

Beautiful 'Air de Valaise' on the curtain and 'Nuit Balkanique' on the chair.

Misia-Paris takes inspiration from the freedom and avant-garde movement of the beginning of the last century, joyful, creative, daring, glamorous and refined. They reinterpret this mood for modern living in the twenty-first century

Soft & silky 'Nuit Balkanique'

A tribute to the Art Deco movement: 'Paris-Vienne'

'L'adventure' has slubs with an occasional sparkle.

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