After collections inspired by couture fashion shows, then the melting pot culture of cities,
Jean Paul GAULTIER now lets us discover his visions of nature - alternative, inverted, oxidised
but extremely pure.
In this collection we discover patterns of metallic oxidation which become soft on suedine; vivid
mosaics are transplanted onto jacquards and velvet; and designs of turbulent waves blend with
those of marbled paper bindings. The Basque Country landscape and colors inspire new tartans
and checkerboard motifs and if you wish for a romantic rococo touch there are delicate exuberant
flowers.
BOTANIQUE
A beautiful printed satin cotton refines these exuberant flowers and allows us to share their Rococo romanticism for upholstery or curtains.
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4
VOGUE
This rolling wave design in printed satin cotton resembles traditional marbled paper and is suitable for upholstery and curtains.
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3
ST JEAN DE LUZ
A supple jacquard fabric inspired by the Basque Country courtesy of Jean Paul Gaultier, the checked design and colors are simple yet sophisticated for light upholstery and curtains.
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5
BIARRITZ
To coordinate with the Basque spirit of St Jean de Luz, this is another versatile jacquard fabric with a checkerboard design, also suitable for light upholstery and curtains.
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8
AZULEJOS
The traditional fresh patterns of azulejos, the painted and patterned tiles from Spain and Portugal, are transformed onto this supple jacquard fabric for upholstery or beautiful curtains.
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4