Collections
What is a coordinated collection?
In short
It is a set in which the furniture, the owner’s clothing and the pet’s accessory share the same fabric and palette. This is how Alegory presents several of its models: Selene beside a gown in its illustrated velvet, Ganesha with garments in its floral print and the Kaguya collection with its own line of clothing and accessories.
Alegory works with a rigorous selection of natural, noble raw materials: linens, silks, raffias, customised panels, gemstones and leathers. In its catalogues, the furniture appears beside garments and accessories in the same fabrics, so the piece, the person and the pet share a single language.
In Domus Deorum
The Selene textile is a dreamlike design inspired by the Scottish Highlands and medieval aesthetics, with fantastical animals resting on an endless tree. Hand-illustrated and printed on cotton velvet, it dresses the sideboard and also the gown it is presented with. Ganesha shares its floral print with the garments in its settings, and the Kaguya collection includes clothing and accessories.
In Animal Care
The Oddie is presented with garments in the same print that lines its alcove. The catalogue includes fabrics E1 to E5, and many more are available.
On the catwalk
At the ESI end-of-year gala, models and dogs walked the show in garments made from the Selene velvet, with the sideboard on display at the gala.
Questions
- Can I choose another fabric?
- Yes. In Domus Deorum, any change of colour, fabric or size is checked with the workshop; in Animal Care, many more fabrics are available beyond E1 to E5 in the catalogue.
- Where can I see the fabrics and finishes?
- At Alegory’s headquarters and showroom in Valladolid, where you can see, touch and appreciate several models and all their finishes.
