The magic is in the threads.

The shimmer of pearl gold and silver paint on velvet creates a special 3D effect, an optical illusion. Touching the fabric feels like touching the sun and moonlight. Velvet is folded in volumetric, spectacular folds which create the visual illusion of three-dimensional pattern.

Digital-prints.

Each print has its own idea. The flagship design certainly is the solo in the collection. It is a fantasy variation on the Damascus pattern in space. The pattern is distinguishable, although at first glance it may seem vague and indistinct. It makes you peer, wondering what mysteries it contains, and the gradient underlines the designer's view of the collection.

Plant motifs

They remind embroidery stitches and at the same time evoke associations with ancient Italian ornaments. Here it is appropriate to mention a short but apt quote from Bocaccio: "Let it be written - Nobility."

Listening to the stories these designs tell, we think of Renaissance classical ornaments executed in plant motifs. Combined with the spectacular palette, the intertwined colors look particularly impressive, and the patterns on the dark background bring a special note of luxury.

Reworked Damascus

Despite its recognizability, it is altered, ruined, mixed with other ornaments, it is overlaid with texture, in which everyone sees something different. With its task of creating interesting accents in the interior, it copes easily.

Impression of embossing

The highlight of the collection is a design reminiscent of embossing, which creates a 3D effect, as if the pattern floats over the fabric. Just looking at it one can imagine the luxurious halls of royal palaces, magnificent palaces, whose names are known throughout the world. But even in modern interiors this design can easily be used.

The aged fabric effect

The aim of the designers was to get an aged fabric effect, because it transforms the room and creates a very special atmosphere in it. Each of the created designs has a bright character and accentuates the individuality of the space.

The palette

Depending on the design, the palette includes from 2 to 11 colors, which are stacked in ranges, each with its own character and mood.

Classic gamut

White with gold, beige with gold. Reflections of gold on snow-white velvet, soft morning light over church spires.

A soft gamut

Includes white with silver, powdery with silver and gray with silver. Lilies and white roses, colonnades and sculptures in the gardens.

An expressive range

Graphite with silver, black with silver, English blue and olive. Sunset sky with few clouds, shallow lake with clear water, grass stomped by bare feet of boys and girls.

Contrasting colors

Graphite with gold, black with gold. Twilight over Tuscany and the first stars, the lights of the city in the darkness of the coming night, the moon rising to replace the sun.