This is a real first for The Socialite Family! A year of work later, here we are, presenting to you our capsule collection in...
Its pyramid shape is a statement in itself! An ode to difference, with a touch of retro but madly decorative, and which originated in an Italian delicacy brought back to France and named “berlingozzo” at the time. Let yourself go and put together some inspired compositions with our Divino cushions. Have fun mixing their sizes and colours. The velvet versions are as elegant as the striped versions are fashionable. On a rather sober sofa with a shape that needs a lift, as geometric cuddly cushions in a children’s room or on a bed, blended in with classic rectangular cushions or the already cult Bomboloni round cushions: to each their own Divino!
Divino cushions are available online in our e-shop and in our shop at 12, Rue Saint-Fiacre from December 1st to 31st. Open: Monday to Saturday, from 11:00 to 20:00. Sunday, from 11:00 until 19:00.
Let yourself go and put together some inspired compositions with our Divino cushions. Have fun mixing their sizes and colours. The velvet versions are as elegant as the striped versions are fashionable.
Large size pyramid-shaped cushion in red velvet.
Available in 3 sizes and 11 other colours: large size also available…
Inspired by our many encounters and new discoveries, its pyramid shape is a statement in itself! An ode to difference,…
See moreLarge size pyramid-shaped cushion in cappuccino velvet.
Available in 3 sizes and 11 other colours: large size also…
Inspired by our many encounters and new discoveries, its pyramid shape is a statement in itself! An ode to difference,…
See moreInspired by our many encounters and new discoveries, its pyramid shape is a statement in itself! An ode to difference,…
See moreInspired by our many encounters and new discoveries, its pyramid shape is a statement in itself! An ode to difference,…
See moreInspired by our many encounters and new discoveries, its pyramid shape is a statement in itself! An ode to difference,…
See morePhotography: Constance Gennari – Text: Caroline Balvay – Translation: TextMaster @thesocialitefamily
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