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Width 140cm
Collection: Firenza Dim. : 140 cm
Coll: Spice
60% rayon
25% viscose
15% polyester
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Fabrics & Sheers - Yarraman
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This article was born by the use of a brand new manufacturing technique which can de-structuralize its own structure, creating an unmistakable confusing and disorder effect in the weaving but keeping the compactness of the product unchanged. Characteristic of (his article is a different pigmentation obtained Thanks to a strongly artisan coloring which gives
the product a particular brightness and makes it sophisticated and unique.
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This article was born by the use of a brand new manufacturing technique which can de-structuralize its own structure, creating an unmistakable confusing and disorder effect in the weaving but keeping the compactness of the product unchanged. Characteristic of (his article is a different pigmentation obtained Thanks to a strongly artisan coloring which gives
the product a particular brightness and makes it sophisticated and unique.
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The classic fabrics in the Loro Piana Interiors Collection are made using the same exclusive fibres and select materials that already characterise Loro Piana clothing and accessories, all of which are carefully selected in their countries of origin.
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The MICHAEL WEISS for Kravet fabric collection reaffirms Weiss's unique Romantic Modernist style. The collection features crisp, tailored designs that are at the same time sensuously elegant. And with its discrete layers of captivating pattern, the collection also provides a pervasive sense of quiet luxury and endearing charm - a license for artistic designers to boldly mix these fabrics with other styles and periods.
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DRAPES
Modern country-house style
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This collection is very versatile appropriate for all kind of atmosphere and suitable for both drapes and upholstery. This range is composed by coordinated cottons fabrics comprising prints, embroideries, stripes and checks. The palette of colours goes from neutrals to pistachios and reds.
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With sophisticated irony, Loro Plana lends a new twist to the great classics of the male wardrobe drawing inspiration for sophisticated interiors, a combination of tradition and technology. Prince of Wales checks, pin stripes, and over-checks arc enlarged and expanded in new proportions to the sizes and shapes of padded furniture and decorating accessories. The result is formal but never severe. The clean lines and patterns arc beautifully offset by the exceptional softness of the materials used. First of all cashmere, pure or blended with cxtrafinc wools or precious linen, which is characterized by special finishes that bring out its natural softness.
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SIAMESE BOX 3352/01-17
70%Silk – 30%Polyester
17 colourways
Handwoven
This signature fabric of Jim Thompson has been revived in plentiful colours that suit today’s décor. The ever popular three-coloured ribbed check comes in a new choice of 17 colourways. Contrasting and blending colours in ribs and checks has repeatedly been a winning formula for Jim Thompson over the years. Our new Siamese Box retains the look of pure silk, but provides the increased durability with its silk blend.
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Collection 2009: A silk-taffeta made in a patchwork style! Broad squares are appliqued on the pure silk base with their colours corresponding to it. The noteworthiness of this fabric is provided by the very broad ornamental seams stitched in alternating colours. Yokohama stands for casual understatement.
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Striking contrasts of cooler greens and hints of blue and aqua juxtapose a matrix of warm golden hues to satisfy a quest for the exotic.
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This new proposal has been inspired by natural fabrics such as linen and hand made woven fabrics made by Amazonian tribes. Different types of designs such as multicolour stripes, fake plains, checks, and herringbones in fresh colours as greens, blues, oranges and reds advance the spring-summer 2005. This collection is comprised by six articles in linen: Harare, Bulawayo, Plateau, Bonny, Pretoria. Durban and also two linen sheers to combine: Kalahari and Kilimanjaro.
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SIAMESE BOX 3352/01-17
70%Silk – 30%Polyester
17 colourways
Handwoven
This signature fabric of Jim Thompson has been revived in plentiful colours that suit today’s décor. The ever popular three-coloured ribbed check comes in a new choice of 17 colourways. Contrasting and blending colours in ribs and checks has repeatedly been a winning formula for Jim Thompson over the years. Our new Siamese Box retains the look of pure silk, but provides the increased durability with its silk blend.
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Collection 2009: A silk-taffeta made in a patchwork style! Broad squares are appliqued on the pure silk base with their colours corresponding to it. The noteworthiness of this fabric is provided by the very broad ornamental seams stitched in alternating colours. Yokohama stands for casual understatement.
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Striking contrasts of cooler greens and hints of blue and aqua juxtapose a matrix of warm golden hues to satisfy a quest for the exotic.
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With sophisticated irony, Loro Plana lends a new twist to the great classics of the male wardrobe drawing inspiration for sophisticated interiors, a combination of tradition and technology. Prince of Wales checks, pin stripes, and over-checks arc enlarged and expanded in new proportions to the sizes and shapes of padded furniture and decorating accessories. The result is formal but never severe. The clean lines and patterns arc beautifully offset by the exceptional softness of the materials used. First of all cashmere, pure or blended with cxtrafinc wools or precious linen, which is characterized by special finishes that bring out its natural softness.
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This new proposal has been inspired by natural fabrics such as linen and hand made woven fabrics made by Amazonian tribes. Different types of designs such as multicolour stripes, fake plains, checks, and herringbones in fresh colours as greens, blues, oranges and reds advance the spring-summer 2005. This collection is comprised by six articles in linen: Harare, Bulawayo, Plateau, Bonny, Pretoria. Durban and also two linen sheers to combine: Kalahari and Kilimanjaro.
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