Dazzling Blackness
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Inspiration A topic enthused by its dizzying variety, characterized by a striking contrast between white and black and an enormously bedazzled love of detail. Whether in fashion or at home, whether material, paper, metal or porcelain - every material is artistically processed: folded, goffered, gathered, tied, printed, cut, lasered or painted.
Colors Crystalline black and sophisticated white are combined with dark metal tones such as copper and bronze; high contrast, striking nuances of gold and purple tones.
Fashion Outfits made of transparent, ghostly-delicate materials; goffer and folds; bunching and dying; playful loops; delicate lace; pearl and stone adornment; calligraphic ornaments; paillette applications.
Living Filigree lamps and delicate metal weave; black biscuit porcelain; magnificent tableware and bed linen; white china with silver decoration; black glass accessories such as dishes and vases; lace effects on glass and porcelain; scissors cut effects; baroque elements with a modern interpretation.
Jewelry All white metals: Platinum, white gold, silver; black and white stones: sparkling diamonds, mountain crystal, smoked quartz and onyx in combination with dispersed pink nuances of sapphire and tourmaline; white South Sea and black Tahiti pearls; silvery-shiny jewelry.
by Christel Trimborn
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