CHRISTIAN LACROIX LAUNCHES ITS FIRST COLLECTION OF FURNITURE

(Hola.com) The brilliant French designer has created 12 exclusive pieces in collaboration with the Italian bikes. We have repeatedly discussed in these pages of the intimate relationship between fashion and furniture design. And the tendency of many great designers to engage in 'affairs'. The most striking are those of Jean Paul Gaultier designed for graphics or headers Roche Bobois, the Armani decorating from top to bottom your hotel in Dubai or creating bathrooms for Rock, and Donatella Versace putting all its baroque signature Rosenthal tableware. In recent months we have seen what the Hermes furniture, or love of the Spanish designers for the household linen. So, it is clear that they will go 'falling' in the networks of the decor of most major fashion. The most recent and spectacular, is Christian Lacroix, who has decided to launch a collection of mobilirario home (he had some interior design, but for hotels and similar) pieces packed exciting, surprising, delicious. Of course, for this extraordinary occasion, the genius of the needle and thread has contrived to find a company worthy of their designs. And that is the Italian firm Sicis, known worldwide for its mosaics and paintings. And its ability to combine the base with the newest craft manufacturing techniques. With that premise, just not surprising that the mosaics have been the starting point of the genius creator of haute couture. Specifically, inspired by Byzantine mosaics of Ravenna. And he's got a good collection of pieces sinuous curves crowded, elegant, where the creative play with the colors so brilliant as always. The collection consists of 12 items combined and interchangeable, perfect to play with the patterns and forms: chairs, tables, rugs and lamps. Each piece can be purchased with a combination of fabrics, tassels, embroidery, lace, fringes ... which makes them unique. And all this without leaving the elegance, sophistication, classicism, modernism's own Christian Lacroix. Pure fusion of good taste: "Having the privilege of meeting between monuments, museums and buildings of the seventeenth century, gave me confidence that everything can be mixed, particularly the more extreme styles such as baroque, neoclassicism, the style postmodern kitsch and pop. " Neither more nor less Lacroix.