A new collection from Eustergerling, inspired by compositions from around the world, motifs that are reflected in textured jacquard.
Where there is no room for pompous decoration, elegance and coziness are achieved with the Damask pattern. But what does damask sound like? An ornate melody flowing from the ballrooms of Venice, Pisa and Genoa. Whimsical consonances born in Lyon a few centuries later. Eternal classics accompanying the works of the greatest composers.
This Melody design sounds like a guitar solo by Kurt Cobain, lead singer of Nirvana, the main rebel and voice of a generation that grew up in the eighties, an unpredictable combination of chords, tinkling strings. It dictates its own position and the mood of the space. The imitation of aged plaster looks good with both classic style and loft interiors if properly designed.
Jacquard with an ornamentation reminiscent of a worn parquet layout can be used both vertically and horizontally, playing with the design of the space. There is an unusual effect of depth of fabrics due to the use of two threads, which create the illusion of volume. The pattern has the illusion of an aged, fuzzy look, it looks like a very modern textured fabric.
