Price is per half metre
eg 5 = 2.5 metres
COMPOSITION: 100% viscose
WIDTH: 138 cm
WEIGHT: 110g/m²
FABRIC TYPE: Viscose
PATTERNS: Flowers
BRANDS: Singulière by Cousette
CERTIFICATES: Oeko-Tex Standard 100
MANUFACTURING: European
Model wears the Crumpette by Cousette
WASH AT 30°
DELICATE PROGRAM
GENTLE SPIN
NO TUMBLE DRY
The colours of a painting by Monet, a few verses by Verlaine that invite us to "push open the narrow door of a garden", to find the roses "that flutter in the wind as before"... such is the approach of this collection as light as a breath, with the accents of a winter garden. Like other poetic fragments, such as those of Lamartine, and his "perfumes of a warm air":
"To a dried flower in an album
I remember, it was on the beaches
Where a southern sky attracts me,
A sky without stain and without storms,
Where I aspired under the foliageThe scents of a warm air."
What if we took a poetic look at our daily lives? The one that would consist of seeing beauty in a simple ray of light that enters through the window, the faded petals that we find in a book, the comforting steam that emanates from a cup of tea?
A collection that exudes an air of nascent spring, a pastel palette that breathes tranquility and the poetry of suspended moments, where we enjoy strolling with Sunday morning coffee, where the noises from outside seem muffled...
Christine @metaphore_filee
Price is per half metre
eg 5 = 2.5 metres
COMPOSITION: 100% viscose
WIDTH: 138 cm
WEIGHT: 110g/m²
FABRIC TYPE: Viscose
PATTERNS: Flowers
BRANDS: Singulière by Cousette
CERTIFICATES: Oeko-Tex Standard 100
MANUFACTURING: European
Model wears the Crumpette by Cousette
WASH AT 30°
DELICATE PROGRAM
GENTLE SPIN
NO TUMBLE DRY
The colours of a painting by Monet, a few verses by Verlaine that invite us to "push open the narrow door of a garden", to find the roses "that flutter in the wind as before"... such is the approach of this collection as light as a breath, with the accents of a winter garden. Like other poetic fragments, such as those of Lamartine, and his "perfumes of a warm air":
"To a dried flower in an album
I remember, it was on the beaches
Where a southern sky attracts me,
A sky without stain and without storms,
Where I aspired under the foliageThe scents of a warm air."
What if we took a poetic look at our daily lives? The one that would consist of seeing beauty in a simple ray of light that enters through the window, the faded petals that we find in a book, the comforting steam that emanates from a cup of tea?
A collection that exudes an air of nascent spring, a pastel palette that breathes tranquility and the poetry of suspended moments, where we enjoy strolling with Sunday morning coffee, where the noises from outside seem muffled...
Christine @metaphore_filee
