The new Dior Maison Copacabana Collection will elevate your at-home dining
This joyous tableware collection boasts zingy botanical and marine motifs...
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While we're all cooking more and enjoying a host of at-home dinners during lockdown, many of us will be looking for new tableware to inject a splash of style and joy to family meal times. The vibrant new Dior Maison Copacabana Collection is just the ticket for elevating everyday dining to uplifting, chic suppers.
Inspired by the sun-soaked energy of Brazil's beach life, the collection, designed by creative director for Dior Maison (opens in new tab) Cordelia de Catellane, is joyous and celebratory, and just the tonic we all need right now; a mood-boost in the form of positive design and colour.
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The plates, vases, and decorative pieces come alive with bold and beautiful beach algae, colourful coral, and floral beauty.
Even in his earliest creations, Christian Dior showed a fascination with Brazil. Inspired by the vibrant colours and joie de vivre of this tropical country, the founding couturier designed several dresses that payed tribute to Brazil, including the haute couture models Sao Paulo, Brazil and Soirée à Rio.
This exotic voyage continues today with the Copacabana collection. Lightweight and colourful marine algae adorn a series of plates and form woven raffia placemats with their floral beauty.
Vases, decorative baubles and glass boxes are transformed into delicate aquariums in which fish and delicate coral float in a radiant tribute to the art of entertaining.
There's also table linens and glassware emblazoned with fish, starfish, and other bright botanicals. The overall feel is designed to be elegant yet informal and "mixed with insouciance”, striking the perfect balance for a mood the nation is currently craving.
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Ruth Doherty is an experienced digital writer and editor specializing in interiors, travel and lifestyle. With 20 years of writing for national sites under her belt, she’s worked for the likes of Livingetc.com, Standard, Ideal Home, Stylist and Marie Claire as well as Homes & Gardens.
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