About the collection

The XXth century was a revolution in architecture, fashion and lifestyle.

Manhattan collection took the lightness, luxury, glitter and perfect aesthetics of this beautiful, but too short era, and turned the best features of Ar Deco into fabrics, the mood of which coincides with the spirit of our time.

Indulgence of weaknesses

We adore ourselves, it's true. We are literally in love with our own weaknesses. Indulging our own desires has become a powerful trend, which can be seen in everyday life and in interior design. And it is followed by trends in decorating and interior fabrics.

The cult of luxury

We're still going crazy about modern luxury and going back to the early twentieth century, when the world was experiencing a cult of luxury. That madness was called Ar Deco. A century later, it's back at the height of popularity. It skillfully uses our desire for a chic life in which there is not a shadow of a care.

The symbol of Ar Deco

So why Manhattan? This island, and really a city within a city, represents the success, wealth and luxurious living that has always accompanied Ar Deco.

Manhattan palette

Gold

The treasures of the pharaohs and the golden robes of the rulers beckon.

Black

Draws the eye and gives volume and rhythm to the space.

Wine

The active color, representing noble estates and deep feelings.

Emerald

Closer to the complex shades of natural emeralds.

White

Visually expands the space.

Gray

Harmonizes with stainless steel, often used in Ar Deco.

Beige

A soft shade that balances the space.

Mint

A light, cool combination of soft blue and emerald tones to refresh any interior style.

Powder

A gentle shade with beige and pink undertones, which will be an excellent basis for design experiments with color and texture of fabric.

Gray-blue

Natural colors will always be at the peak of popularity. Pleasant to the eye, the shade can be used both on its own and in combination with other solutions.