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MANUEL CANOVAS presents its
2016’s collection
This Manuel Canovas 2016 collection
transports us to India on a journey
along the Coromandel Coast, amidst
the seventeenth century vestiges of
colonial Pondicherry, surrounded
by scents of musk and garlands
of frangipani flowers...
In a harmony of Canovas
colours, our fabrics evoke the
ornamental patterns drawn in
chalk on the pavements of
the French district of this
former colony. In bright, fresh
hues, this collection features
broad ikat prints, relief
medallions revisited, traceries
of symmetrical embroidered
ribbons, stripe weaves
replicating the decorative
borders of saris, paisley prints
magnified ad infinitum, stylised
jasmine and banyans flowers...
December's Interior Design word
Ikat : Indian weaving technique where
the warp and weft threads are measured
and dyed before being woven.
DECEMBER #1 7
th
Edition
LA LETTRE DE PARIS DÉCO OFF
21 > 25 january 2016
www.paris-deco-off.com
The spirit of MISSONI HOME
Rosita Missoni has been designing
the MISSONI HOME world since
1997, after revolutionising print and
knitwear in the fashion world. Today
MISSONI HOME is a genuine "Lifestyle"
concept, with furniture in innovative
shapes, furnishing fabrics produced
in all kinds of flowers, stripes or zigzags, rugs with contrasting motifs,
lights, and colourful tableware, not
forgetting soft, precious household
linen. Come and find these motifs,
these fabrics, these colours, in our
Paris showroom, devised and laid
out like a real apartment, giving you
the opportunity to immerse yourself
in the MISSONI HOME spirit.
THIBAUT presents “Trade Routes”
its new collection
Thibaut is proud to introduce the Trade Routes
collection of wallpaper, print and embroidered
fabrics. Patterns were adapted from antique
documents and inspired by handcrafted and
primitive techniques from faraway places.
The collection features a large scale fabric of
a shibori tie dye pattern, naïve and abstract
shapely leaves from a 15th century Indian
block print, and other designs rooting from the
origins of the ancient textile trade.
Paris Déco Off Coaching at the “Bel Ami” hotel,
7-11 rue Saint-Benoit, 75006 Paris
This year, visitors can sign up on the Paris Déco Off facebook
page and the website, to receive decorating and design advice
from a coach (UFDI – the French Association for Interior
Designers). After a 45-minute advice session, visitors will also
have the chance to discover fabrics and accessories in the
Paris Déco Off participating showrooms.
CAROLE.COMMUNICATION
CAROLE LOCATELLI & HUGHES CHARUIT
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