In the News: Pierre Frey Presents New 2011 Fall Collections (Part 2)

Yesterday, we showed you the new Braquenie collection, but the new introductions at Pierre Frey don't stop there.

The fadini borghi collection was inspired by fabrics brought back from the Orient by explorers during the Renaissance. Medici, Venice, Constantinople, Sultan, Venetian, or silk--many magical names evoke the greatness of an era when men were only bound to excellence.

The collection offers silk in all of its forms, including voided velvet, taffetas, damask, lampas and brocades that are illustrated by classical Italian and Art Deco design.

Stop by the 16th floor of the DDB and let us know about your favorite new lines at Pierre Frey.

In the News: Pierre Frey Presents New 2011 Fall Collections (Part 1 of 2)

The Pierre Frey showroom has a lot going on, from Pierre Frey's recent promotion to Director of International Relations to the newest fall collections.

The newest collection from Braquenie brings together never-before-seen archive designs and reworked Pierre Frey classics. The collection is composed entirely of embroidered materials in original colors that perpetuate the archived historic documents.

"Braquenie's 2011 collection evokes such a passage of time," said a showroom representative. "The collection is very 18th century French in spirit, with stripes, checkered and embossed fabrics."

Check out the new Braquenie collection at Pierre Frey at the DDB and stayed tuned to GoDesignGo to learn more about Pierre Frey's newest collections.