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Collection XI incorporates and reinterprets with a personal touch echoes of the contemporary art world and of fashion, ethnic accents and fairytale hints of green.
Plays of reflections and vibrations, transparent effects, and neon shades recall the fluid creations of Janet Echelman, the American artist who works with light, wind, and water. Other colours and decorative innovations reference the world of English fashion designer Michael Fish, who, in the late Sixties, reshaped traditional palettes and patterns, influenced by the revolutionary sounds of the era’s music scene. Unique versions of the colours he dressed such personalities as Mick Jagger and David Bowie in are transferred onto Glamora-designed walls.
The desire to get away and get back to nature is fulfilled by floral and foliage themed designs which bring secret leafy spaces indoors. Immersive settings create indoor winter gardens and elegant verandas, ideally designed by a contemporary landscape designer. An extraordinary intersection of cultures, giving rise to new styles, can be traced through the patterns and weaving that seem to emerge from the textures, ranging from Africa to the Far East.
These are the inspirations, revisited and expanded, behind Collection XI. And the journey continues.
