After a wild and woolly week, I needed something to put a smile on my face. Thanks to Jim Thompson, I found it. The fabric company enlisted Douglas Little to create fanciful windows for its Paris showroom. Using fabric from Jim Thompson's newest collections- The Rite of Spring, Curtain Calls, Opus, and Tony Duquette for Jim Thompson: Part II- Little conjured up exotic animals that appear to be making mischief. The damask lioness (don't you love her nailhead trim?) has made a mess of a down-filled pillow, while the colorful monkeys seem to be flitting around and are probably up to no good. Oh, and you know what? I really like the fabric too.
All images courtesy of Jim Thompson.
Monday, February 07, 2011
Jim Thompson's Animal Menagerie
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Hmmmmm--the lioness fabric appears to be Fortuny inspired. I do want that monkey.
ReplyDeleteI know a few window dressers who turned into great designers. Perhaps that is because they have so much less to work with than a designer in terms of space. But the need for immediate impact makes them very clever. What a fabulous example!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Claudia