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Content 02 03FALL/WInteR 2009

75spRIng/summeR 2010

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Textile: Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen/Tableware/Decorative/Lightning/Christmas

Textile: Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen/Tableware/Decorative/Lightning/Christmas

Textile: Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen/Tableware/Decorative/Lightning/ChristmasDAnDY seLeCt

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AuRoRA BoReALIs23

BeLLe epoQue43

Textile: Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen/Tableware/Decorative/Lightning/Christmas 58

BoHemIAn esCApeTextile: Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen/Tableware/Decorative/Lightning/Outdoor 127

Textile: Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen/Tableware/Decorative/Lightning/OutdoortRopICAL FAntAsY

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Textile: Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen/Tableware/Decorative/Lightning/OutdoorsunnY LAnDs

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Textile: Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen/Tableware/Decorative/Lightning/OutdoorAQuAgRApHIC

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2009FALL/ WINTER

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04Fall/ Winter 2009posItIonIng

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DAnDY seLeCtportrait

Appreciating the rigor of design and quality, these urban folk have a very sharp sense of look. Their choices are well thought out, their objects well-selected, they prefer the “tried & true”. They like Italian design, a hotel room mood and noble, precious materials. They recreate a sort of men’s private, very decorative boudoir in their apartments. 06

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DAnDY seLeCtInterior 07

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styleDAnDY seLeCt

• Beautiful materials. Connoisseur esthete. • homage, rigor and geometry. • the modern dandies : Robbie Williams, Justin Timberlake, Daniel Craig...

• everything’s a jewel and work of art.

• a man’s Boudoir:A taste for the cosy, the comfort, and decorated.

• late 19th, early 20th Century:The Vienna Secession, Arts & Crafts, De Stijl…

• life is a stage, the home is a stage. • the essential aCCessory, off-Beat, iConoClastiC.

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ColorsDAnDY seLeCt Browns, taupes and fauve, animal skin colors brightened up by a violet purple touch, worked in monochrome with an old gold

accent.

pAntone® Black 7 C

pAntone® 4625 C

pAntone® 403 C

pAntone® 7509 C

pAntone® 7500 C

pAntone® Warm gray 3C

pAntone® 4715 C

pAntone® 8405 C

pAntone® 483 C

pAntone® 730 C

pAntone® 7547 C

pAntone® 2627 C

pAntone® 8353 C

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DAnDY seLeCttextile Living Room 10Elegance of florals (roses, chrysanthemums, dahlias, peonies). 1930’s inspiration. Geometricized, almost abstract flowers.

Re-enchant prints: velvet flocking, metallized overprinting, motifs embroidered with beads…

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11DAnDY seLeCttextile Living Room

Fur and leather patchworks for cushions, throws and rugs. Band play, geometric combinations, marquetry effects. Mix smooth leather, suede hands and different lengths of fur. Button-padding is still important.

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12DAnDY seLeCttextile Living Room

Starring leather: patinated, waxy, grainy, coppery, fatty and soft (Nubuck). Plaited leather in the manner of Bottega Veneta for cushions and bench-seats. Stitching and topstitching. Important: cuts, panels and appliqués.

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13DAnDY seLeCttextile Living Room

Men’s fabric spirit. Shepherd’s-check, houndstooth, diamond shapes, squares, stripes…Scale plays, micro-geometrics and maxi-herringbones. Rigor and construction. Importance of piping and bias trims. Percale, flannel and tweed.

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14DAnDY seLeCt Surprising, off-beat ornamentation. Badges, blazons, coats of arms, medals, military decorations. Prints, appliqués and embroideries to combine with masculine geometric grounds. Military passementerie, braid and piping trims.textile Bedroom

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15DAnDY seLeCt Mosaic inspiration. Band plays. Rigorous patchworks. For graphic tablecloths, serviettes and dish cloths to be considered in collections. To combine with regular scatterings of dots and checkerboard checks. Faceted jewel serviette rings.textile Kitchen

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16DAnDY seLeCttableware

Heraldic symbols. Royal coats of arms and badges. Play of dropped capitals and illuminations. Prints of chains and trophies. To combine with classical arabesques and volutes. Conventional central placements, plus plays of more playful asymmetries with jigsaw effects.

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17DAnDY seLeCt Rigor and geometry of volumes. Fold plays. Origami, facets and cut-off corners. Angles and ridged lines. Jigsaw effects.

tableware

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1�DAnDY seLeCt Density. Masculinity. Smoking room. Smoked amber glass. Depth of the camieux. Gradated, screened and inclusion effects. Jewel carafe corks and bases.tableware

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19DAnDY seLeCt Focus on gold. Neither classic nor bling-bling. Pale, soft, patinated gold. Asymmetric, concealed or discreet decoration. Surprise effects. Tempered cutlery. Inclusion of gold powder in the glass. Discreet ring on the stem!tableware

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20DAnDY seLeCtDecorative

The spirit of jewelry, beautiful materials and a man’s boudoir. Burl wood. Precious marquetry. Objects sheathed in leather. Engraved metal. Mirrors in the style of Line Vautrin.

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21DAnDY seLeCtLightning

1930’s spirit. Rigor and geometry. Glass and metal. Jewel chandeliers. Radiating. Little chain tassels. Ball and cage shapes. Lampshade to place.

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22DAnDY seLeCtChristmas

Black and gold jewel Christmas. Masculine rigor and ceremony. Ornaments and riches. Beautiful materials misappropriated. Christmas tree of light. Smoked glass baubles. Military passementerie. Fur baubles. Leather flower wreath. Off-beat heraldic ornaments.

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24AuRoRA BoReALIsportrait

Good taste and good form. The spirit of a “good family”, respecting tradition. Here, classics reign, all coordinated, no risk-taking. Their home is comfortable and calm. Appreciating the poetic charm of nature, they know how to integrate it into their dwellings.

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25AuRoRA BoReALIsInterior

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26style

• extreme latitudes: Country c lose t o t he p oles: P atagonia, ...Lapland, Scandinavia, Siberia…

• an ode to nature and its Charms. • a world suBmerged in frost. Preserved, immoBile nature.

• CresPusCular Christmas. myths and legends.

• the zen sPirit of nordiC fulfillement. • a magiCal world of mist and Beads of iCe. • Poetry, Charm, Baroque and romantiCism. • feminine, riCh, Curious fantasy.

AuRoRA BoReALIs

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27Colors

pAntone® 5527 C

pAntone® 9563 C

pAntone® 533 C

pAntone® 8525 C

pAntone® 425 C

pAntone® 5255 C

pAntone® 8505 C

pAntone® 8220 C

pAntone® 9543 C

pAntone® 8300 C

pAntone® Cool gray 1 C

pAntone® 7502 C

pAntone® 8402 C

AuRoRA BoReALIsGraded blue-gray-turquoise monochromes, punctuated by bark beige and crystal silver. Inspired by aurora borealis skies.

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2�AuRoRA BoReALIs Shadow flowers and stylized plants. Solarized, streaked, effaced flowers. Photograms. Metallized overprints. Silky hands. Burn-out velvet and panne velvet. Sheer curtains, plays of transparency and translucency.textile Living Room

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29AuRoRA BoReALIs Cuddly woolens. Warm, comfortable materials: mohair, wool felt, cable stitches and full cardigan ribs. Big XXL knits for throws and cushions. Crochet trims. Round rugs. Inspiration of wood veins and striae for motifs.textile Living Room

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Stylized arabesques, volutes and flowers. Play on big placed motifs. Positive/negative effects. Richness of the textiles. Boutis and throws in burn-out velvet, damask and brocades. Flowers appliquéd, knitted, crocheted and in relief. New laces, laser cut effects for folding screens. 30textile Bedroom

AuRoRA BoReALIs

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31textile Living Room & BedroomImportance of metallized effects and shine plays. Lurex and metalloplastic yarns. Chintz and satin. Shot taffeta. Moiré effects. Metallized coatings. Metal disc passementeries. Silvery patinas.

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32AuRoRA BoReALIs Simplified silhouettes of vegetal motifs: branches and foliage. Shadow plays and screened effects. Gradated overprints. Positive/negative effects and scale plays. A collection spirit for coordinating dish cloths.textile Kitchen

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33tablewareArt Nouveau inspiration. Importance of the metallized effects of anodizations. Starring an umbel motif on sandblasted glass, acid-attacked multilayers. Photo prints for glass trays. Silver metal.

AuRoRA BoReALIs

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34tablewareWave plays. Supple stripes and soft gradations. Smoked, mercurized, filigreed and chromo glasses. Venetian ribbed glass. Silver bases. Material duos.

AuRoRA BoReALIs

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35tablewareFrosted dew. Droplet and disc effects as motif and material. Screenprinting, chromos, perforations, inclusions of air bubbles. Relief effects. Ice-jewel serviette rings. Play on light: reflections and transparency.

AuRoRA BoReALIs

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36tablewareWaves and strata. Irregular, supple shapes. Layers, superpositions, leaf effects. Nested formes. Concentric motifs evoking the lines of wood. Filament added to the glass when hot.

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37AuRoRA BoReALIstableware

A handmade spirit, beautiful arts and crafts. Irregular lines. Play of gradations and marbling. Watercolored, brushed, streaked effects. Varnished clays. Wet, lacquered, enameled effects. Matte/shiny play. Wood carving.

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3�AuRoRA BoReALIs Inspiration of sophisticated nature. Dream-like winter plants. Spirit of engraving and grisaille. Floral lace prints in relief. Scalloped metal and ceramic petals. Jewel trims.Decorative

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39AuRoRA BoReALIsWinter woods. Branch stylization. Material-duos, mixing ceramics and wood. Lace effect on porcelain, biscuit or metal.Decorative

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40AuRoRA BoReALIsDecorative

Plays of light and reflection. Venetian mirrors. Patinated silver mercurizations. Gray pendants. Glazed iridescence. Embroidered metallic wefts. Crackled mother-of-pearl or mirrored tea lights.

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41LightningRound, radiating shapes. Snowflakes, snowballs and ice crystals. Micro-perforations and leds. Jewel chandeliers. Crystal and cut-glass pendants. Shiny metallizations. Relief, molded, imprint and embossed effects.

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42AuRoRA BoReALIsChristmas

The magic of Christmas. Frosted nature, caught in the ice. Light plays. Northern bestiary. Cabochons, beads, droplets, tears of frozen water. Metal lace. Silver reflections. Mercurizations and metallizations. Patinated, bleached, silvery wood.

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44BeLLe epoQueportrait

Aristocratic esthetes. Epicureans, they love to entertain. They love the ostentatious, the ceremonial and staging their events. Their home is extremely important, identifying with it as much as their wardrobe. They love thrifting and the history of objects. Their homes are a literal treasure trove, full of remarkable, even quite bizarre objects, resembling a sort of cabinet de curiosité.

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45BeLLe epoQueInterior

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46style

• an « aristoCratiC » Bohemia. • ColleCtors, esthetes, reBellious elegant PeoPle. • theatriCal, maximalist insPiration, a joyous Bazaar.

• the Belle ePoCh revisited. deCadenCe and eleganCe.

• rigor ComBined with araBesques, Curves, volutes. • ornamented, illuminated, Passementeried. a jewelry sPirit

• CaBaret amBianCe, night owls… • CaBinet de Curiosité.

BeLLe epoQue

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47Colors

pAntone® 702 C

pAntone® 534 C

pAntone® 364 C

pAntone® 7517 C

pAntone® 7468 C

pAntone® 1955 C

pAntone® 655 C

pAntone® 412 C

pAntone® 3425 C

pAntone® 2622 C

pAntone® 276 C

pAntone® 391 C

pAntone® 8644 C

BeLLe epoQue The triumph of bizarre blues, greens and violets. Dusky colors punctuated with a touch of flame gold and an accent of sulfurous green. A joyous, dissonant, chic, decadent elegance.

Qgreen. A joyous, dissonant, chic, decadent elegance.

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4�textile Living RoomA muted, slightly boudoir ambiance. Focus on velvet Jacquards or burnt-out and panne velvets, and button-padding. Damask and brocades. Giant, blooming flowers on sober grounds. Mixed with two-tone or multicolored stripes. Plenty of different-sized cushions. Lots of shiny and shot effects. Jewel trims.

BeLLe epoQue

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49BeLLe epoQuetextile Bedroom

Worked ribbon stripes. Decorated, juxtaposed bands embellished with flowers and micro motifs. Plays of fabric and shine: velvet, satin. Topstitching and embroideries. Passementerie trims

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50BeLLe epoQuetextile Bedroom

The spirit of botanical drawings. Birds and butterflies. In organized, well-arranged lines. Busy compositions. To mix with plays of lines and large structured branch patterns. Motifs may be embroidered. Metallized coating. Feather trims.

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51BeLLe epoQuetextile Kitchen

Geometry plays. Comeback of argyle motifs. Checkerboard tablecloth in black and white or in very elaborate multicolors. Mix of micro-geometrics. Braids and ribbons. Serviette rings in a spirit of cabochons and precious stones.

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52BeLLe epoQueElegant, tapering shapes. Cut and sandblasted. Braid and woven ribbon effects for glass tops and carafe necks. Play on two-tones.tableware

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53BeLLe epoQue

Tableware

tableware All-out colored glass! Meanders and coils of colors with unexpected effects. Irregular, elongated shapes.

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54BeLLe epoQuetableware

Scatterings of flowers and butterfies. Chromos or sandblasted glass. The base in relief. Vary the sizes and inclinations. Play on positive/negative coordinates. Combine all-over and oversized placed motif. Play on framing and out-of-framing.

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55BeLLe epoQue Richness and ornament. Stained-glass. Cloisonnés. Accumulation of mirrors. Gilding. Cages. Bouquets of flowers and feathers. Colored glassware. Passementerie. Cordoba-style leather.Decorative

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56BeLLe epoQueLightning

Late 19th century classics modernized. Becoming brightly colored monochromes. Jewel spirit. Addition of multicolored pendants, charms and ribbons. Glass and metal.

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57BeLLe epoQueOpulence and mixing. Bohemian and jewel-like. Plays of light and color. Mercurizations. Glass and metal. Beads and ribbons.Christmas

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59HYsteRIC gLAmouRportrait

These are the most extraverted, but also the most creative. Humor, fantasy and originality are on the top of their list. Attached to their heritage, they live it with a touch of irony: playing on codes, they reinvent their heritage. They love changing their decoration, and their homes are a sort of bric-a-brac of styles. Resourceful and artistic, they recycle and “do-it-themselves”, and are attracted to all kinds of clever products.

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60HYsteRIC gLAmouRInterior

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61style

• a little do-it-yourself feeling. • Play on Codes to invent others. • artistiC, Creative exPression.• vintage Bohemia.

• homage to Cakes and sugary exCesses. • emotional theme where kitsCh BeComes ChiC. • irreveranCe and imPertinenCe. modern Punk or roCk theme.

• homage to the great ClassiCs of england, and its ....symBols: flowers, tea, tartans, roses…

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62ColorsColorsHYsteRIC gLAmouR An ambivalent, dual color range. A classic base of white cotton, gray flannel and traditional pastels blended with grating brights.

Tender, classic tones are shaken up by impertinent, subversive hues.

pAntone® 1797 C

pAntone® 503 C

pAntone® 2756 C

pAntone® 9602 C

pAntone® 3268 C

pAntone® 633 C

pAntone® 258 C

pAntone® 1915 C

pAntone® 7534 C

pAntone® 552 C

pAntone® 424 C

pAntone® 8003 C

pAntone® White

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63HYsteRIC gLAmouR Bohemian spirit. Vintage and salvaging. Patchwork. Cutting-up. Mix and match of materials and motifs. To combine with solid-colors on classic shapes. Large repeats. Flannel, woolens, tweed. In a Kenzo or Squint spirit.textile Living Room

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64HYsteRIC gLAmouRtextile Living Room & Bedroom

Artistic flowers. Pom-pom florals, dahlias, chrysanthemums. Faded flowers. Diluted colors. Motifs fuse. Flowers become spots. Invasive compositions. Rubberized overprints. Velvet flocking. Solid pastel-colored grounds. Silk, chintz, satin.

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65HYsteRIC gLAmouRtextile Living Room & Bedroom

Tartans are back in force. Fringed or frayed edges. Mix & match. Scale plays: big repeats, small repeats. Weaving and prints. Working on the diagonal or straight. Surprising, modernized, jazzed-up coloramas. Fringed or frayed finishes.

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66HYsteRIC gLAmouRtextile Living Room & Bedroom

Artists’ studio. Dolce Gabbana or Anna James spirit. Colored palette. Spotty, drippy, squirty mood full of paint splashes. Tags, graffiti. Puffy inks. Rubberized prints. Calm it down by combining with stripes.

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67HYsteRIC gLAmouRtextile Kitchen

Spirit of a child’s tea party and instructions for use. Trompe-l’œil and misappropriation. Cutlery, plates, patisseries and cleaning products printed on tablecloths, serviettes and dish cloths. Real or false. A joyous jumble.

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6�HYsteRIC gLAmouR 6�tablewareClassical, but treated with humor, twists and turns. Surprising placements. Bizarre associations of themes. Conventional materials (porcelain, faience, bone china), or transposed (silverware style plastic). Gilding everywhere!

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69HYsteRIC gLAmouRtableware

Sickly-sweet English cake spirit. Sweetness, roundness, softness. Colorful transparency. Cut, blown and folded glass. Meringue, whipped cream, boiled lolly, patisserie and icing shapes and aspects. Assortment of mini containers.

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70HYsteRIC gLAmouR Artistic energy. Explosion of colors on white ground. Classic white shapes with colored handles. Glossy aspects. Pollock style dripping. Projection of gold, in a Dior, j’adore ! style. Street art. Seletti spirit.tableware

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71HYsteRIC gLAmouR 71DecorativeClassic and humorous. Bric-a-brac and mixing of styles, materials and motifs. Misappropriation and trompe-l’œil. Hybridizations and heteroclite assemblages. Messages and slogans. In the spirit of Studio Job, Karen Ryan or Lou Rota.

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72HYsteRIC gLAmouRLightning

Historical misappropriated and customized. Colored pendants. Mixing. Patchwork. Recycling. Fringes and pom-poms. Surrealist misappropriation. Crockery chandeliers in a Mat&Jewski style.

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73HYsteRIC gLAmouRChristmas

Do-it-yourself spirit. Vintage poetry. Naïve, off-beat, almost kitsch subjects. Delicacies and patisseries. Sugar decoration. Biscuit and food colorings. Artificial colors. Mercurizations.

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74Fall/ Winter 2009posItIonIng

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2010spRIng / summeR

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76spring/summer 2010posItIonIng

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7�AQuAgRApHICportrait

They are highly attracted by design, graphic and plastic arts. Dynamic and modern, their homes must be easy to live in. A chic, casual home of pure lines with lots of light, open to the outdoors, practical and functional. A homage to symmetry and the 1950s.

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79AQuAgRApHICInterior

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�0styleAQuAgRApHIC

• the mediterranean and its mythiCal holiday ...resorts: Greece, French Riviera, Italy, Ibiza…

• Pools and theirs mosaiCs, water and its mirrored effeCts.

• a nautiCal, Cruise, yaChting sPirit… • graPhiC eleganCe and rigor. dandy and imPeCCaBle.

• all these Blues together in a toniC....dynamiC mood.

• the 50s. exPertise of skilled Craftsmen: Venini, Vallauris, Rimini.

• PuCCi and the great italian designers of the ...dolCe vita.

• glamor and Bohemian luxury. Capri, Ibiza, Portofino, Vence…

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�1ColorsAQuAgRApHIC A camieu of vibrant blues associated with aquatic greens. From the darkest, deepest tones to the lightest, calmest tints.

With accents of natural ocher and liquid silver.Colors

pAntone® 9521 C

pAntone® Black C

pAntone® 631 C

pAntone® 285 C

pAntone® 2925 C

pAntone® 9462 C

pAntone® 5473 C

pAntone® 309 C

pAntone® 2965 C

pAntone® 647 C

pAntone® 9345 C

pAntone® 7522 C

pAntone® 877 C

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�2AQuAgRApHICtextile Living Room

Inspiration of swimming pool tiles. An Emilio Pucci spirit. Simple, supple geometries. Camieux of blues in large flat tints combined in the manner of a jigsaw puzzle. Laser cuts for curtains or small pieces of furniture. To associate with lacquered white furniture.

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�3AQuAgRApHICtextile Bedroom

Plays of simplified mosaics. Chair pads, rosaces, dots, checkerboards, hexagons. Small repeats. Well-covering all-overs. Supple, irregular treatment in an arts and crafts style. Graphic vibrations. Stripes worked with micro-geometrics. Light-absorbing materials (satin, vinyl, polyester, lamé)

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�4AQuAgRApHICtextile Living Room & Bedroom

Stylized, simplified, geometricized flowers. Round and generous. Large repeats. Cut-out paper spirit. Band plays. Changing the ground color. Gradations of blues. Supple treatments. Combine « wave » stripes and simple geometries (caning, checkerboards…)

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�5AQuAgRApHIC �5textile KitchenVery 50’s fish for tablecloths, serviettes, dish cloths and table mats: highly stylized, in groups, each one different, covered in simple geometrics. Jewel serviette rings evoking the pool’s reflections and the sparkling fishing nets. Plays of bands of micro mosaics or washed stripes for table runners, tablecloths and sets. Ceramic, glass, metal, resin.

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�6AQuAgRApHICtableware

Water flowers. Large, supple, graphic flower motifs. Asymmetrical arrangements on plate borders. Watercolored, washed, streaked treatments on porcelain or glass in the style of Paola Navone. Combine with solid colors of different shades of blue. Floral leather serviette ring.

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�7AQuAgRApHICtableware

Mosaic spirit. Plays of geometries and rhythms for both decoration and shapes. Large colored flat tints. Combinative glass shapes. Plays of relief. Vallauris style ceramics.

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��AQuAgRApHICtableware

Inspiration of waves and swimming-pool reflections. Graphic, optical plays. Vibrations. Supple treatment. Stripes and gradations. Matte/shiny plays. Opacity and transparency. Anodized elements. Streaked lines. Blue line in the glass. Round, generous, roly-poly shapes.

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�9AQuAgRApHICDecorative

Aquatic inspiration. Homage to master glassblowers. Spun glass, blown glass. Coral, bubble, droplet, wave and rippled shapes. Marine bestiary for corks and stems of carafes in blown glasss. Colored glass in gradations of blue. Pebble candles and ice-cubes. Jewelry touch: mercurizations, anodizations, brushed effects, shiny silver metal.

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90AQuAgRApHICDecorative

Inspiration of 1950’s ceramics. Vallauris style. Arts and crafts. Raised or hollow-worked micro geometrics. Geometric combinations, cut-off corners, fractals. Hand painted objects. Material-duos and two-tones for trays and tidies. Laquer. Colored, woven wickerwork.

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91AQuAgRApHICLightning

Combinations and accumulations of simple, geometric shapes: rounds, circles, cubes, squares. Luminous cubes. Origami, folding and cut-off corners. Metal and wood. Lampshades printed with simple geometric motifs.

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92AQuAgRApHIC It’s time to be idle, lazing around the poolside.Massive and one-piece volumes. Big floor cushions in neoprene or nylon. Comfortable deckchairs. Parasols. Metallic mesh and epoxy-lacquered metal furniture. Weaving and caning of plastic fibers. Colored rattan. Beaded curtains. Oversized, anodized planters. Lanterns to plant and place. Small ceramic-covered pieces of furniture.outdoor

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94sunnY LAnDs These are the most romantic, the most zen. Here dissonance does not exist. Their home is like a refreshing cocoon. Attracted by the sensuality of Oriental charm, they know how to create a haven of peace. Harmony, sensuality, femininity and preciosity are the key words.portrait

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95sunnY LAnDsInterior

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96stylesunnY LAnDs

• the gates to the orient, no-man’s land. mysterious, virgin stretChes of land.

• desert queen. • desert roses and strange minerals. • dream-like orient.

• minerality, strata and layers...Petra, Jordan…

• intriguing feminity and fasCinating sensuality. • refinement, oPulenCe, riChness. • deliCaCy and PearlesCenCe.

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97ColorssunnY LAnDs

Pinky, orange beiges from light to muted, punctuated by ash gray and flashes of veiled copper. A delicious, feminine mood.

pAntone® 9200 C

pAntone® 9042 C

pAntone® 718 C

pAntone® 198 C

pAntone® 202 C

pAntone® 181 C

pAntone® 7416 C

pAntone® 474 C

pAntone® 5015 C

pAntone® 499 C

pAntone® 435 C

pAntone® 424 C

pAntone® 875 C

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9�sunnY LAnDs Sensuality and femininity. Blossoming exotic flowers are stylized: chrysanthemums, proteas…Fossilized flowers. Desert roses. Petit point treatments. Refined, delicate embroideries. Shiny materials: shantung, silk, satin, lamé. Application of copper discs. Delicate little bags and purses.textile Living Room & Bedroom

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99sunnY LAnDs Dream-like Orient. Trees of life as placed motifs. Stylized paisleys, palmettes and arabesques. Play on symmetry. Braid or ribbon effect border trims. Embroidered motifs. Finesse. Fringe curtain composed of boiled cotton or mother-of-pearl beads.textile Living Room & Bedroom

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100sunnY LAnDs Radiating, geometricized floral motifs. Spotlight on coppery metallizations. Laser-cut effects. Metal lace. Moucharabieh. Jewel finishes: beads, sequins, little coins.textile Living Room & Bedroom

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101sunnY LAnDs Play of camieux and gradations of orangey-reds. Motifs of stylized blossoming flowers and palmettes for printed or embroidered tablecloths and serviettes. Transparency play. Plate stands and serviette rings in rock crystal, quartz, alabaster and onyx. Copper metal floral lace.textile Kitchen

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102sunnY LAnDs Stylized exotic flowers. Positive/negative. Shadow and silhouette. Very graphic drawn or petit point treatment combined with watercolored, washed and streaked effects. Soft metallizations. Light grounds.tableware

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103sunnY LAnDs Radiating, streaked motifs. Hand-drawn spirit. Brushstroke effects. Spun glass in camieux of orangey tones. Gradation play in the glass. Stippled, crackled, powdery ceramics. Supple, irregular shapes. Accumulation of small dishes and tumblers.tableware

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104sunnY LAnDs Sensuality of shapes : volutes, spirals, twists, wrapping. Transparency and inclusions. Amber beads. Gold sequins in suspension. Aged patinas. Spun glass. Small dishes in hammered metal.Decorative

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105sunnY LAnDs Fossilized shel l inspiration. Objects in mother-of-pearl or resin imitating it. Radiating mirrors, little lights, tidies, cutlery, precious little objects, delicate boxes, jewel frames.Decorative

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106sunnY LAnDs Hammered, perforated, embossed metal. Mother-of-pearl inclusions and marquetry. Embossed leather. Cordoba leather. Metal lace coupes. Resin imitating carved ivory. Perforated porcelain.Decorative

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107sunnY LAnDs Vegetal and shell inspiration. Perforated or cut-out metal. Branches in copper metal. Mother-of pearl pendants and marquetry. Garlands of shell fragments. Suspension of little lights. Radiating flower shapes in resin or twisted glass.Lightning

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10�sunnY LAnDs In the heat of the summer. Focus on natural fabrics. Weaving, caning, wickerwork, straw. Dyes. Large daybeds. Four-poster beds with sheer curtains, to stay protected from the sun. Wind-breaking folding screen in bamboo. Aperitif set, cheese bell, wicker side table. Big eggshell style planter. Coffee table with floral print or in copper metal.outdoor

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Tropical Fantasy

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110They are fascinated by the exoticism of tribal cultures. Their home must be a place of escape, changing their everyday. Collectors, they surround themselves with souvenirs from their travels. Aren’t afraid of color. Their favorite season is summer, the heat, its energy and its luxuriant vegetation. We are transported elsewhere when we are in their home. A place of discovery, surprise and initiation.portrait

tRopICAL FAntAsY

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111InteriortRopICAL FAntAsY

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112style

• Polynesian and oCeaniC amBianCe. • summery exotiCism. seeking Paradise on earth. •like a Painting By gauguin or le douanier rousseau…homage to feminity.

• luxurianCe and generosity. mix of materials, Colors and rhythms.

• animalistiC, PreCious triBal style. wild and Civilized. fetish and ProteCtive.

• starring flora and fauna. • gourmand, fruity, generous nature. • a touCh of madness, Bizarre, disturBing.

tRopICAL FAntAsY

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113ColorstRopICAL FAntAsY Burned, intense khaki greens and browns associate with warm, fruity shades : mango, papaya, guava, fuchsia.

Hypnotic blue accents. A savory sense of density, depth and sensuality.

pAntone® 7518 C

pAntone® 330 C

pAntone® 222 C

pAntone® 7407 C

pAntone® 471 C

pAntone® 187 C

pAntone® 262 C

pAntone® 412 C

pAntone® 350 C

pAntone® 575 C

pAntone® 418 C

pAntone® 5275 C

pAntone® 276 C

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114tRopICAL FAntAsYtextile Living Room

Succulents: cactus, agaves and yucca. Stylized plants, seen from above. Radiating motifs. Dense, well-covering decoration. Cellular effects. A Missoni home spirit. To combine with solid-colored chintz.

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115tRopICAL FAntAsY Coordinates of calm or hazy stripes. Burnt, muted palette with bright flashes. Screened, woven and irregular knit effects. Hammocks, swings, rocking chairs, oversized cushions, big round pouffes… anthing that’s relaxing.textile Living Room

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116tRopICAL FAntAsY Tropical camouflage. Round shapes, dots, spirals, smudges, feathers, and recolored animal skins. Washed-out, streaky colors. Tie-dyed effects for cushions or rugs. Quantity of round rugs. Size plays. Bead-embroidered cushions. Summer woolens and felts. Gri-gri trims: engraved wooden beads, plaited fringes, colorful feathers.textile Living Room

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117tRopICAL FAntAsY Exotic flowers and birds : hibiscus, anthurium, orchids, proteas, philodendrons. Hummingbirds and birds of paradise. Dark grounds for bed linen. To combine with large two-tone motifs of stylized leaves on throws and rugs. Embroideries and topstitching. Feather trims.textile Bedroom

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11�tRopICAL FAntAsYtextile Bedroom Vibrant stripes. Energy. Fancy weave plays. Brushstrokes. Off-beat.

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119tRopICAL FAntAsYtextile Kitchen

Tutti-frutti table. Slices of fruit printed on tablecloths. Fruit label motifs on dish cloths. Beaded table sets. Table sets in woven plastic and natural fibers. A raffia jewel spirit for serviette rings.

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120tRopICAL FAntAsYtableware

Colorful exotic flowers on dark grounds. Positive/negative. Invading placements. Work on borders. Combine with solid-color multicolored plates. Faience, stoneware, deep enamels and melamine. Anodizations and glazing. Colored glasses with a glossy effect. Coordinating broken stripes.

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121tRopICAL FAntAsYtableware

Speckled flower inspiration. Orchids. Close up blossoming placement. Inspiration of animal-skin camouflage. Smudges, streaks, veining. Prints and overprints. Scratched, relief aspects. To be matched with grainy wood.

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122tRopICAL FAntAsYtableware

Exotic fruit motifs. Pineapples, coconuts, papaya and mango. Leaf, seed or fruit shapes. Veined wood, crackled stoneware. Dark on the outside, colored on the inside. Cutlery in dark wood, like branches. Massive, gouge-cut ceramics.

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123tRopICAL FAntAsY New weaving. Recycled materials. Dyed vegetal fibers. Plastic weaving. Scoubidou. Strips of fabric. Recycled paper. Boxes, baskets, bags and pouffes. Bags embroidered with beads and sequins. Decorative pom-pom garlands.Decorative

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124tRopICAL FAntAsY A Primitive Arts spirit. Sophisticated in the rough. Micro-beads. Precious inlay effects. Inclusions of mother-of-pearl and shell fragments. Cloisonnés. Glass as if gouge-cut. Grainy woods. Horn cutlery. Bamboo vases. Glass cheese bell.Decorative

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125tRopICAL FAntAsY Wire structures. Black metal elaborated with colored glass or ceramic beads in a jewelry style. Cage shapes. Chandeliers with fruit-shaped pendants. Lamps with exotic bird-shaped stands. Fan-rosace shapes. Structures inspired by palm leaves.Lightning

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126tRopICAL FAntAsY In the shade of the palm trees. Stylized exotic plant motifs. Hammocks in fabric, leather or hide. Multicolored baskets. Suspended chair and seat in plaited dark wood. In the spirit of Patricia Urquiola. Lanterns and littler lights in glass and lacquered sheet metal. Garlands of multicolored paper lanterns. Stoneware planter. Lacquered cast iron seat.outdoor

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Bohemian escape

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12�Elegant and relaxed, with a slightly nostalgic feeling, these are the most bohemian. Their homes are a meeting place where life is good. Their nonchalance and their good nature are communicative. They love thrifting, doing-it-themselves and assembling a variety of quite kitsch, lucky charm kind of objects.portrait

BoHemIAn esCApe

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129BoHemIAn esCApeInterior

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• Central ameriCa, florida, mexiCo, venezuela, Costa riCa, Porto riCo…

• the latino, Bohemian sPirit of 1950’s holiday resorts.

• a little idle-dolCe vita CoCktail touCh. • jewelry and shine. glamor Continues.

• Bohemian eleganCe. • 1950’s, kitsCh and working-Class referenCes. • a touCh of luxury and ContemPorary art. • reCyCling, reClaiming and the Poetry of do-it-your-self.

styleBoHemIAn esCApe

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131ColorsColorsNatural, light neutrals : ecru, pearl gray and sand beige blend with shimmery pastel synthetics, acidics and fluorescents. A nostalgic tenderness associated with a slightly acidic freshness.

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pAntone® 1495 C

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pAntone® 7456 C

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pAntone® Yellow 0131 C

pAntone® Cool gray 8 C

pAntone® 9244 C

pAntone® 871 C

BoHemIAn esCApe

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132BoHemIAn esCApe 132textile Living RoomA scarf spirit. Flea markets. Vintage. Silk patchwork. Arabesques and traditional florals mixed with solid colors. A range of pastels. Blankets and throws finished with gold bias trims. Jewel trims : flowers, birds, cultured and Tahitian pearls.

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133BoHemIAn esCApe Stylized folkloric motifs. Joyous charm motifs. Flowers, birds, suns, butterflies and geometries. Naïve treatment. Cut-out paper spirit. Two-tones. Embroideries. Mix & match. Ribbon, passementerie, macramé and rickrack trims.textile Living Room & Bedroom

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134BoHemIAn esCApeA great classic. Caning and weaving inspiration. Figurative or stylized. Tone-on-tones. Shadow effects. Scale variations.textile Bedroom

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135BoHemIAn esCApeRhinestones, sequins, faceted discs, cabochons. Prints and appliqués. Trompe-l’œil effects.textile Bedroom

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136BoHemIAn esCApetextile Kitchen

Multicolored coils, pennants and ribbon stripes for tablecloths and chair pads. Stylized folkloric floral motifs on solid-colored grounds for dish cloths. Serviette rings in colored resin with inclusions.

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137BoHemIAn esCApetableware

Playful, sophisticated jewelry spirit. Multicolored palette. Trompe-l’œil decoration. Colored stone inlays in the cutlery handles. Faceted serviette rings. Colored cut glass.

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13�BoHemIAn esCApetableware

Fresh, floral motifs. Flower shapes. Multicolored faience. Porcelain lace. Supple, undulating shapes for platters, plates, bowls and pitchers. Colorama of melamine bowls.

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139BoHemIAn esCApetableware

Sunburn. Inspiration comes from Fragonard’s ‘Soleil’. Radiant, radiating solar shapes. Radiating sun motifs, either scattered or big close-up. Lively, naïve, positive treatment. Yellow at its brightest.

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140BoHemIAn esCApetableware Translucency and light play. Opaline. Multicolor ribbon filaments in the glass. Colored bottoms. « Silverware » in fluorescent plastic.

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141BoHemIAn esCApeDecorative

Small lights in a caning effect. A plaited aspect for lamp foot. Sun mirror. Natural or colored wickerwork. Multicolored woven baskets. White or colored wrought iron cages. Pressed glass candelabra.

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142BoHemIAn esCApeLightning

Radiating solar shapes. Crystal flower pendants. Diamond-style faceted chandeliers. Salvaging spirit. Structures of multicolor plastic yarns. Accumulations in the style of Régis : plastic, ribbons, beads.

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143BoHemIAn esCApeoutdoor

Festive ambiance for inviting friends. Deck chair in colored epoxy metal. Suspended chair, side tables, seats, benches in wrought iron or colored plastic. Pastel-colored molded planters. Blow-up seats. Small, dual function table/stools. Colored barbecues.

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144spring/summer 2010posItIonIng

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