The four new collections include Savoy Silk, Willow Silks, Imperial Silk and Natural Look.
Savoy Silk is a heavyweight silk satin with a unique curl-free finish. The collection has been designed by James Hare in 29 colours ranging from simple neutrals to vibrant shades. It is designed to reduce make-up time for drapery and decorative upholstery. Composed of 67% cotton and 33% silk, it is 140cm wide and retails at £59 ($90.84) per metre.
Willow Silks is a modern palette of linen-look matka silks designed to work with James Hare’s extensive Simla plains collection. The new Willow Silks include stripes and embroidery in nine colourways. It is 140cm wide and composed of 100% silk. Available in stripes and embroidery, the Stripes version retails for £37 ($56.96) per metre and Embroidery version for £41 ($63.12) per metre.
Imperial Silk is one of James Hare’s signature plain silk collections. This Taffeta range is being re-launched in 2010 with updated colours. The shade card of 42 colours offers both enduring classics and fashion-forward looks. It is 140cm wide and composed of 100% silk. It retails for £39 ($60.04) per metre.
Natural Look Vol. 4 will be seen for the first time in the UK. This newest collection of James Hare features a choice of silk and linen plains, and stripes and embroideries. Sophisticated neutrals combine with strong textural interest to make the range suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors. Natural Look Vol.4 range starts from £14 ($21.55) per metre.
The Vienne Silk collection will also be showcased at Decorex 2010. First seen in 2009, this collection combines a characteristic silk weave with a unique soft drape.
Decorex 2010 will be held at the Royal Hospital in Chelsea, London from 26-29 September. Decorex displays everything from floor coverings to traditional and bespoke furniture, highlighting the latest collections from major suppliers across the world. The exhibition brings together a mix of professionals, including designers, retailers and architects.
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