Italian luxury brand Stefano Ricci has brought their new Royal Suite Collection2015, anexclusive royal home décor range designed by Stefano Ricci. The new range is a blend of art, innovation, design and tradition.
The splendid collection features porcelain, crystal and silverware lines enhanced by furnishing and leather accessories and home linens. The range showcases creative work on fine leather and intricate 14k gold decoration on a crystal glass. Made from 925 sterling silver, the silverware line features unique and innovative finishes made by the expert Italian Craftsmen.
The textile line has cashmere blankets in intense colors while tablecloths are hand-woven and embroidered with ancient Florentine traditions. Theo sheets are made of the purest linen or the most precious silk and curtains are fine and luxurious.
Blackadore Caye has suffered from overfishing and coastline erosion over the years, the latter of which has been exacerbated by the over-harvesting of its native mangrove and palm trees. The eco-resort will be created as an enormous arc-shaped platform in the water, which will dual as a protective cover for fish shelters and man-made reefs beneath it. Plans are underway to remove invasive plant species so the land can be reforested with its indigenous mangroves, and a nursery is being built on the island that will grow native marine grasses.
The luxury resort set to open in 2018, will be called “Blackadore Caye, a Restorative island” and will certainly be a blend of eco-stewardship and luxury living in addition to the guest villas, there will also be a number of private luxury residences for sale around the Caye, ranging in price from $5 million to $15 million.
For summer 2015, cosmetic brand NARS have collaborated with designer Christopher Kane for latest collection Neonneutral, a limited edition collection of unexpected shades and formulas inspired by the neon and the nude shades.
Build over 15,876 square feet, the store marks an advancement of the concept created by Valentino creative directors Chiuri and Piccioli with architect David Chipperfield. The store has combination of old and new generating a kind of Palazzo atmosphere. The two main marble staircases connect to the store levels.
The new Man Store Concept at all the three levels proposes Terrazzo walls and Palladiana floors. The collection is displayed on oak shelving and hanging elements, which are supported by polished brass fixtures around the perime