Because there’s no such thing as too much of a good design …Trellis, Adam & Viktoria’s more popular patterns, ( and one of my all time favs and featured in Vogue!!) is a sweet flower repeat with Russian influences- block printed on silk taffeta, silk velvet applications and heavy embroidery and available by the yard!
The added embroidery makes the flowers really bloom and the idea of getting to make drapes and table runners and to upholster a chair has even the pillows talking!
Opulence is here!
Surround yourself with luxurious, colorful, personality-filled velvet appliquéd Belgian linen pillows from Adam & Viktoria Sweden for a joyful seasonal home update.
Boldly patterned pillows create a happy, cozy vibe.
When you add texture and pattern, it is like an herb and spice!
I discovered Marie Christophe’s enchanting creations in Paris in 1999 at a gallery called En Attendant les Barbares.
My heart skipped a beat. I was so smitten. I knew I had to share her poetic, wondrous creations with the world. I signed her immediately. The rest, as they say, is history.
All of her creations are inspired by her travels to India, Italy and Morocco
Her creations always bring a sense of expression where every detail tells a sophisticated and personal story.
My niche has always been sourcing one-of-a-kind items that will “make a room sing,” or comprise the perfect tablescape. My inventory ranges from French sculptor Marie Christophe ’s wondrous wire creations and Adam & Viktoria’s hand-dyed velvet appliqué Belgian linen pillows from Sweden to Bonita Ahuja’s hand-dyed, hand-woven textiles from England and one-off collections from Europe no longer in production
PaperCity wrote a big feature on Marie Christophe that really captures her artistry and it features one of our favorite projects in which she introduced a trio of shimmering lanterns and chandeliers for a fashionable client’s dreamy palazzo in Turin.
Lisa Fontanarosa, Christophe’s agent in the U.S. explains her client’s work. “Marie has an eye for turning the functional into the extraordinary, and every piece she creates is a fairy tale filled with wonder. ” Thank you Diane Dorrans Saeks for this beautiful feature!
