Paris Déco Off 2020: Know Some of The Participants

Paris Déco Off 2020: Discover Some of The Participants

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From January 16-20, all roads of design lead to Paris for Paris Déco Off 2020! There will be four days filled with a wonderful celebration all over the streets of Paris, where luxury fabric brands show their newest collections and trends are set for the upcoming year. CovetED brings you some more news about the participants of the event.

Houlès pursues its trimming collaboration with the Franco-American decorator Bambi Sloan, and a variation on one of her favourite themes is available this season: leopard print. She tames this pattern in a uniquely cheeky, mischievous way… The exotic theme takes on its full depth in more or less intense colour contrasts: tame in a tonal beige range against ivory or soft green background, it takes on a bolder look in a rock ‘n’ roll palette of ebony, gold, silver and Tuareg blue. And since elegance is revealed in an exquisite sense of detail… This collection of trim, piping and moss fringe is the perfect way to add a decorative touch here and there: to bring weight to a curtain, emphasise the edge of a cushion, accentuate the curve of a window seat, trim an armrest, or wind along with a chaise longue.

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Jardin du Palais print velour from Pierre Frey, is a night-time interpretation of the Garden of Eden, an important symbol for the 17th-century Safavid dynasty. This natural pattern depicts gazelles, tigers, squirrels, pink flamingos and herons peacefully mingling among an idealised flora. The motif is part of the Rêveries Orientales collection, where the timelessly delicate design of Persian inspiration appears on various supports.

SPITFIRE is a new linen and wool blend from de Le Cuona. Spitfire is a distinctive herringbone in contrasting colours. It effortlessly combines linen with chunky wool to create a weighty fluid weave. The fabric is so versatile and can be successfully used in a traditional flying club, a contemporary city apartment or country house. Available in ten colourways, from the restrained to the rebellious.