The Indira Collection It doesn't go unnoticed. The use of colors, drawings, and patterns is very distinctive and lends a lot of personality to any space.
The collection is inspired by Jacobean flowers. In this case, the inspiration comes from a type of wildflower very distinctive for its petals and its intense orange, pink, or purple colors. Embroidering and representing these flowers has been a constant in the history of design, although this type of print became popular in 17th-century England, under the reign of King James I.
During this period, the nobility and bourgeoisie were drawn to oriental species and exotic plants. It was at this time that this type of embroidery reached its peak. In fact, at that time this type of print was used to decorate curtains and bedding in palaces and bourgeois homes.
This time, thanks to high-definition digital printing, we have managed to reproduce the colors and delicacy of the embroidery, as you can see in this detail of some curtains from the Indira collection.
Cushions and curtains, a very versatile collection
Classic, elegant and colorful are some of the adjectives that come to mind at first glance when seeing the collection. At a technical level, it meets all the technical and safety requirements (it is fire retardant) for decorating public spaces, hotels or restaurants. The fabric is very durable and has excellent results in cushions, upholstery, and curtains.
