Springs Global expands Court of Versailles bath collection
20 Aug '07
3 min read
• “Hammered Metal” - A classic hammered metal technique in silver tones is used on simple, clean pieces that include tumbler, soap dish, tissue box and waste basket. Textured metals are very much in demand at present, both in jewelry and in home products.
• “Repousse” - Dimensional flowers and leaves are sculpted in porcelain, a technique often used on fine china, such as Meissen, Nymphenburg and Sevres during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
The raised technique makes for a pretty feminine grouping well suited to grace a vanity top or a dressing table.
Two shower curtains offer coordination to luxurious Court of Versailles bedding patterns:
• “Chateau” ties in with a Court Of Versailles bedding pattern of the same name. The design features embroidery across the top of the cotton sateen heading. It is offered in three color ways.
• “La Vie En Rose” is the classic cotton pique in ivory, which coordinates directly with the summer weight top-of-the-bed spread and European shams of the newest of Court of Versailles bedding ensembles. All pique elements, including the shower curtain, are trimmed in pink gros grain ribbon.
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