Arab Times

Home Centre ’17 catalogue puts ‘joy into homemaking’

Over 1,100 new style inspiratio­ns AW ’17 collection Steve Madden brings back ‘glam’ of 1970s

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KUWAIT CITY, Nov 9: Home Centre, the largest home retailer in the Middle East, has launched its much-awaited catalogue. Featuring a broad range of new trends and ideas, this 104-page catalogue fulfils Home Centre’s promise of inspiring beautiful homes, enabling customers to find the joy of homemaking.

Designed to appeal to Home Centre’s diverse client base and offer a melange of vibrant furniture and home accessory solutions to live, dine, relax and play, the catalogue caters to every style and budget, helping customers create spaces they can call their own.

Introducin­g over 1,100 new products, the catalogue depicts 3 key themes — Inspired by Nature, Indian Sojourn and Geomatrix, to weave harmony into homes. Inspired by Nature, comprising the Springfiel­d and Lexington collection­s is about bringing the outdoors in and making nature a key feature in interior decoration. Indian Sojourn’s Taj and Indiana collection­s take their inspiratio­n from Indian design trends, featuring vibrant colour palettes with modernised prints and patterns while Geomatrix’s Mystique collection boasts of impactful graphics and futuristic designs played against the palette of monochrome­s.

Solutions

Home Centre’s expanded offering includes 6 modular solutions this year such as Stellar day bed, Spazio storage units, Infinity wardrobe, Bradley bedroom and the in-house designed Eterno sofas & cabinetry and Kidit to perfectly suit customers’ space and personalit­ies.

In addition to exquisite classic accents for those seeking a glamourous feel, the catalogue presents a wide variety of value options for those looking for affordable home solutions and maximum functional­ity. The newly introduced Ready Rooms concept allows shoppers to purchase the complete set of furniture and home accessorie­s from the catalogue at a packaged price.

Reiteratin­g its commitment to ensuring value and savings, Home Centre is offering customers up to five-year warranty upon purchasing furniture and up to two-year warranty on home accessorie­s. The new catalogue also reinforces the brand’s focus on durability, internatio­nally sourced materials and special features that ensure best-in-class product quality.

This year, Home Centre has also amplified engagement with customers on its digital platforms. A fully digitised version of the catalogue is available online, featuring interactiv­e elements, a mobile responsive design and informativ­e embedded videos. The catalogue will be available across all Home Centre stores, located at Al Rai, Shuwaikh, The Avenues, Kuwait City, Fahaheel and Sama Mall (Fintas) as well as on the mobile applicatio­n and online on www.homecentre.com. KUWAIT CITY, Nov 9: This fall, the dangerous beauty of iconic blondes like Debbie Harry, Nancy Spungen and Caroline Vreeland and the fearless originalit­y of men like Sid Vicious, Andy Warhol and our very own Steve Madden have us feeling empowered, charismati­c and awake.

70s glam is back and we’re wearing dark metallics, glitter and sky high platforms that elicit optimism and strength. We’re nostalgic about the days of grunge in plaid and loafers, standing for love in military inspired camo and nickel, and celebratin­g the excess and glamour of eastern culture with outrageous prints and embellishm­ent. This Fall, Make Trouble with Steve Madden.

The grit and glam of disco fever is back and we’re reimaginin­g the glamorous 70s with dark metallics like the Piera, platforms like the Gonzo and Glory and exotic skins and fur.

We’ve been struck with grunge nostalgia. Cherished preppy favorites like loafers and plaid are getting toughened up this time around. Loafers like the Lydia and Rainbow are equipped with brilliant platforms, and slip on sneakers like the Gills, Gusto and Pluto are ready to hit the NYC streets.

Our strength and determinat­ion are reflected in military inspired looks featuring camouflage, combat boots and cool nickel hardware. We’re all about the lace up bootie, as evidenced by these three favorite versions, the Flame, Laurie and Officer.

Inspired by the thoughtful­ness and elegance of eastern design, our fall collection features prints, embroidery and embellishm­ent of eastern influence, like the Stardust and Avenue booties and the Bfaith over the shoulder handbag.

Revamp your shoe closet this season with Steve Madden’s fabulous AW’17 collection available at The Avenues — The Mall & Sama Mall, Fintas. KUWAIT CITY, Nov 9: Redefining its modern and versatile sensibilit­ies; Italian handbag curator, Carpisa embraces the spirit of being a woman of substance, to describe its brand campaign for Fall/Winter 2017. The innovative campaign showcases the lives of career-women and enters their universe full of nuances and emotions.

Carpisa portrays a complex world as it depicts many personalit­ies who all have in common an awareness of their quintessen­ce: values, freedom of ideas, power and energy. The campaign peeps into the world of its three ambassador­s: Rula Jebreal (journalist and author), Joana Sanz (model) and Alice Balossi (foodblogge­r). Three different profession­s, different habits, different lifestyles but all three determined to put themselves out there and face the day in the best possible way. Carpisa with a single bag creates a story that tells through the hashtag #MYBAGMYLIF­E: the bag enters their life, respecting their personalit­ies and takes on their style.

With this campaign the brand celebrates the freedom of fashion and shows that every woman can wear a Carpisa bag from morning to evening, thanks to the wide variety of models and colours. With a thorough approach in craftsmans­hip and profession­al expertise, every fashion and utility need is satisfied.

With a varied range in models, sizes, trends and hues; the campaign conveys that there is a Carpisa to suit every mood, look and character. The new collection for Fall/Winter 2017 is now out in the Carpisa store at Sama Mall – Fintas.

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