This summer, they pay attention to the style of the 1980s, which received a new sound not only in new collections of shoes, clothes and accessories, but also in furniture, and in objects for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, bathrooms and kitchens. In clear geometric lines of candlesticks and sconces, in multi-colored stripes on tablecloths, towels and bedding, the line of New York skyscrapers is elusively discerned. The color schemes are dominated by white, red, purple, silver, all velvety shades of blue. The Manhattan collection can be found at @home home improvement stores. Silverware from the Christofle “Arborescenece” collection or Zara Home's home accessory kits echo her. Porcelain dishes from the “NewWaveCaffe” series from Villeroy & Boch or new items from Bernardaud, as well as rugs from RUG Company, created by designer Lydia Marx specially for the release of the next feature film “Sex and the City”, will successfully complement the lifestyle in the big city.
If you still gravitate to the good old classics, porcelain with curls and starchy tablecloths, be sure to go to the Bloomingdale's gallery home goods department, where the Salontea tea salon was recently opened, exclusively offering completely unimaginable varieties of tea and complementing luxurious tea drinking utensils and accessories . In addition, here you can buy unique products for shower and bath, balms, creams, lotions for face and body.
In order to feel the real "Taste of France", you do not need to go to Paris or Lyon. Head to the Carpe Diem furniture boutique on Jumeirah Beach Road, featuring new collections of French furniture and home decor items by Grange and amazing La Cornue kitchens and stoves. And those who are interested in learning about new color schemes in the interior should visit the giant Interiours furniture showroom, where you can find furniture of various brands: Porada, Giorgio Collection, Nicoletti, Scapini & Seven Sedie and Mariner, as well as a host of related products - paintings , carpets, lamps, wallpaper, curtains and fabrics, and much more that can help you create your ideal interior. Maybe then you should not fly to New York to live in Manhattan?
