The range features 1,300 patterns and colors inspired by nature and various civilizations across the world. Chenille, polyester, satin and silk fabrics have been used to manufacture the line of home linen.
Patterns like colored stripes, elegant platted jacquard, floral prints, etc., are created using modern technology. The colors reflect the theme of the collection such as red, green brown, beige, copper, bronze and more. Each collection bears the name of its theme and includes bed linen, upholstery and curtains.
The ‘Crystal Chain’ collection features chain effect on lignee fabric. It displays metallic loops on this bracing material to create the blunt look of chains. ‘Osman’ collection is a blend of different cultures like Byzantine, Turk, Arab and Mongol.
‘Seeking Sufi’ reflects the contemporary translations of Arabian art mixing classic and modern sensibility, while ‘Star of Stripe’ reflects the classic style of the Victorian period.
The assortment also features the Arabian Nights with a dark tone and twinkling surface motifs, displaying Persian astronomic patterns and Persian insignia. French motifs can be seen in the ‘Riviera’ collection made from fine yarn.
‘Kendedes’ takes its name from the first queen of Singhassari, a Hindu-Buddhist kingdom of Java in the 13th century, and displays the Javanese form of art and color tone. Floral and green landscape of the English country can be seen in the ‘Primrose’ collection.
The mandarin collection brings alive the extravagant lifestyle of the Manchu nobles of China, featuring silky clothes and glittering motifs, while Kent displays influences from Asia and the Middle East with its oriental colors. Nature-inspired ‘Rainforest’ collection exhibits colors that give the feeling of a tropical rain forest. ‘Coral’ collection is clearly inspired by the sea coral.
Flamenco is a colorful collection inspired by the Spanish dance, depicted by traditional design in contemporary colors. ‘Bubble Tech’ features designs that are ‘science fiction’ and ‘space-age’ inspired. ‘Bark Again’ is also nature-inspired and created using natural wood texture, while ‘Pasha’ reflects the Ottoman civilization with a Turkish look. ‘Gaijin’ refers to historical Japan and blends east west culture through native perspectives.
