(PRWEB) March 7, 2006 -- The watchword for Spring is “color” – cheerful, invigorating or seductive, color can completely change the atmosphere of a room or provoke specific moods in people. Christian Fischbacher’s 44 colors range from pastels to dark tones, and from cool to warm hues.
“ Christian Fischbacher European linens are all about pure design ”
In addition to a glorious color palette, Christian Fischbacher has maintained the uniformity and stability of hues when dying literally miles of cloth. Through ultra modern technology, fabrics can now pass through the dye bath and drying machines at speeds of up to 400 yards per minute, with color permeating into the very core of the fibers.
If 44 solid colors are the bread and butter of Christian Fischbacher luxury bed linens, then vibrant prints produce the buzz. Historically speaking, printed cloths were all the rage in 18th century Europe and sold at exorbitant prices. Produced in Syria, Turkey and India they graced the tables and bedrooms of the aristocracy.
In the same spirit of creativity and innovation, Christian Fischbacher’s delightful team of designers produce contemporary European designs based on mid 20th century art or exotic woven textiles of the Middle East.
If Mondrian were alive today, surely he would approve of Ribbon and Square bed linens by Christian Fischbacher. The straight lines and squares of this Fischbacher bedding are composed of cheerful bands of color which create a dynamic balance of vertical and horizonal linear structure. Printed on ivory or black 100% Egyptian cotton sateen, this European designer bedding is quite unique.
Laser custom bedding is a symphony of intersecting lines which seem to move rapidly in currents of air. We can visualize this dynamic linear bedding design in a Soho loft, South Beach apartment, or Milan penthouse. Abstract and supremely elegant, Laser is available in ultra thin color bands printed on either white or black 100% Egyptian cotton sateen.
Bukkara by Christian Fischbacher is inspired by tribal carpets that have used the same designs and color schemes for centuries. The traditional, hand-made carpet had a graceful octagon design in tones of brick, mulberry or
copper. Christian Fischbacher has streamlined the classic design to a modern sensibility, and created luxury bed linens in two versions: one in vibrant tones of electric blue, turquoise and sage; the other in muted gray, burgundy, and burnt orange.
“Christian Fischbacher European linens are all about pure design”, says Jane Millman, President of Aiko Luxury Linens.
For those consumers who seek custom bedding that is unique, elegant and visually exciting, Christian Fischbacher is the name to remember.
The above mentioned designs and the entire Spring 2006 collection of European custom bedding may be ordered through Aiko Luxury Linens in Miami, Florida or online at
www.italianfinelinens.com
