Kirsch Introduces Decorative Drapery Hardware by Internationally Renowned Designer Clodagh

Kirsch, a leader in new concepts in decorative drapery hardware, blinds and shades unveils ...The Clodagh Collection. This exciting and distinctively unique line was developed by internationally renowned, Irish born designer, Clodagh and was inspired by her concept of creating "art to live in."

Kirsch, a leader in defining new and exciting concepts in decorative drapery hardware, blinds and shades unveils a dramatic new line of decorative drapery hardware...The Clodagh Collection. This exciting and distinctively unique line was developed by internationally renowned, Irish born designer, Clodagh and was inspired by her concept of creating "art to live in."
In her first line of decorative drapery hardware, Clodagh's signature style of incorporating an inventive and sensitive use of materials is featured in finials, poles and brackets. These designs are created using a combination of unexpected elements including unique woods and metals. This new line features clean and simplistic designs that enhance rather than overcomplicate window treatments. All of the exciting new designs were influenced by Clodagh's signature use of traditional materials to create a deeply personal and serenely beautiful atmosphere to every space. The initial product launch includes four designs:
Bantry - The inspiration for this design came from the rustic charm of an old Irish fishing village, where pilings lashed together with heavy rope and baskets strung with twine are plentiful. It is the physical wrapping and combination of wood and metal that bring this design to life.
Bangkok - Drawn from the exotic recollection of a boat ride along a bamboo-lined waterway, this design is the merging of sensuous curves of nature with a flick of satiny metal.
Napier - This design was named for the town in New Zealand where one can see how well Art Deco architecture has been preserved in the facades of the beautiful buildings. The flared square of this piece captures the aesthetic of that romantic era while reflecting a modern look.
Barcelona - Influenced by the beauty of this industrial city, this design reflects the aesthetic of machinery - clean, sleek and streamlined, while demonstrating the strength of metal and practicality of minimalism.
The Clodagh Collection will be available in October, 2002.
The Clodagh Collection is a product of Clodagh Design Signature, the licensing and new product development arm of Clodagh Design International. Clodagh Design International is one of the leading international design firms specializing in the development of hospitality, commercial and residential designs. The firm has been recognized by Architectural Digest as a world leader and Clodagh is a distinguished member of Interior Design Magazine's Hall of Fame.
Since 1907, when Kirsch invented the first flat curtain rod, the company has had a longstanding relationship with the designer/decorator community. The company continues to be the leader in providing innovative fashion forward solutions for its elite clientele that desire status conscious home décor. With such exclusive designer signature collections as Raymond Waites and Clodagh and a unique license agreement with Waverly, Kirsch offers window décor options that set the standard for window fashions. Offered through our nationwide fabricator network and select premier retailers, Kirsch window fashions define elegance, offer uncompromising style, beauty and innovation allowing each individual a unique design experience. For more information on Kirsch and the many varieties of decorative drapery hardware, blinds and shades, visit www.kirsch.com today.
Design   Key Features
Bantry   Bantry combines metal and wood and captures the nostalgia of the handmade.
Bangkok   By merging the sensuous curves of nature with a flick of satiny metal, Bangkok enhances the essence of natural resources and their ability to transform our everyday experience into reminders of exotic places.
Napier   The "flared square," inspired by Napier, New Zealand's preservation of Art Deco, captures the aesthetic of an era bringing it into today's contemporary vocabulary.
Barcelona   Barcelona demonstrates the strength of metal and the practicality of minimalism...the essence of industrial design - clean, sleek and streamlined.