Branded bed linen “Blumarine” made a real splash on the modern market and quickly occupied the “elite” category, where it remains to this day. The incredibly high quality of the sets, as well as their stunning, truly royal appearance, which distinguishes “Blumarine” from all other brands, allowed us to earn such high ratings from customers. Modesty is not a characteristic of this brand, it can be much better described by the words “luxury”, “richness” and “refinement”.
Peculiarities
“Blumarine” is one of the few brands that produces luxury bed linen with original designs. The production of luxury bed linen and the same high-quality interior items is carried out by the company “Svad Dondi”, which invited the famous designer Anna Molinari to cooperate. Such a creative duo turned a standard brand, of which there are too many on the market, into a recognizable nonsense, and allowed it to take one of the leading positions among suppliers of such an exquisite product.
“Blumarine” is considered not just luxury bedding, but also exquisite gifts in high circles. So it’s worth taking a closer look at the collections not only to transform your home, but also to surprise a loved one with a unique and inimitable gift.
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The brand development strategy is aimed at an individual approach to each individual design and maximum use of handmade work at the final stage of creating bed linen. Hand embroidery, the finest, barely noticeable lace and even Swarovski crystals used in decoration are skillfully used in design work and perfectly complement expensive satin fabrics and soft terry towels, creating unique combinations. Such things cease to be just everyday items, they turn into artistic canvases, which both critics and buyers compare with the most exquisite flowers - ideal and sensual.
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Manufacturers
The main production of bed linen and interior items “Blumarine” is located in Italy, in the city of Viadana, where the offices moved at the beginning of January 2014. The main office of the entire enterprise is now located there. That is why the linen meets all European quality standards - Italians are very sensitive and scrupulous about this issue. Anna Molinari, by the way, is also Italian, so not only quality issues, but also stylistic decisions are made in accordance with the refined Italian taste and their positive outlook on life.
Part of the production of bed linen has been moved to Turkey and China, but even there, sewing bed linen is not ignored - a huge number of Italians work in factories, and brand owners often visit production to personally check every stage of creating an elite product.
The quality of linen made in Italy itself and in China is no different - in both cases, all processes are strictly controlled, and any defects are eradicated immediately. Counterfeits of this quality cannot be guaranteed, so in addition to confidence in the manufacturer, you need to make sure of the responsibility of the supplier, who purchases high-quality underwear with the correct labels and the presence of branded packaging directly from the Italian manufacturer.
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Note to fashionistas: shades and colors
Prussian blue
- an artistic term.
Before its invention in 1704, the world did not know bright blue flowers. Everything looked dull, pale - in general, not azure at all. With the invention of this paint, aesthetes allowed themselves blue walls and furniture. There was no limit to perfection - after Berlin, Prussian and Parisian blues were invented. The Parisian one turned out to be the brightest. Victorian red
is an English classic. This color became popular not under Queen Victoria, but much earlier, under Elizabeth, who adored dark lipstick and blush, which contrasted with the pale complexion of her face. Since then, dark red has been a favorite among the British, often combined with dark green. It is traditionally chosen for living rooms. And if you want both red Victorian and green Georgian, then glue red and green striped wallpaper.
Gummigut
is a bright yellow paint.
It was made from the juice of the Cambodian guta plant from the island of Ceylon. This color was loved, in particular, by the English artist Reynolds. In other countries, gummigut is commonly called “dragon’s blood.” Burnt sienna
is a beautiful red-brown paint that no oil painter can do without.
Before calcination, it has a yellow tint and is called “Siena earth”, since in its pure form it is mined near the Italian city of Siena. In general, artists have a whole palette of different “lands”: green, Umbrian, Kassel, Cologne. Under these poetic names, as a rule, quite ordinary brownish shades are hidden. Indigo
is a natural dye that produces blue color.
Its powerful use dates back to the Napoleonic Wars, when France needed a sea of blue dye for military uniforms. In principle, in France at that time there was another blue dye - woad, but it did not live up to expectations. Now blue dye is obtained artificially, but the name remains - in particular, the term “indigo children” appeared. These are children endowed with special abilities, and their aura is dominated by the color blue. Cinnabar
is an artistic term.
This is a bright red color, and the paint itself has been known since ancient times under the Roman name “minimum”. It could be found almost anywhere in the world, it was cheap, but under the influence of light it turned black once and for all. Or rather, this: if a picture painted with cinnabar stood indoors, then at night the blackened paint again returned its red tint. And if it was exposed to the sun, then that’s it, goodbye. Much depended on the soil the artist used. Rubens wrote on glue, so his colors are rich red. Others were not so lucky. Cinnabar is still produced in different countries, especially in China, a country noted for its special predilection for the color red. Magenta
is a name familiar to everyone who is close to printing. This is one of the main printing colors and has a purplish-crimson tint. In fashionable interiors, magenta is incredibly popular in combination with olive, mustard or orange.
Ash rose
is a subtle and complex shade that was especially loved in the 19th century in Scandinavia.
In natural light it seemed gray, but when the candles were lit, the house was filled with warm pink shadows. Pervanche
is a delicate bluish-lilac shade.
Despite all the sophistication, it is considered quite cold. Pus, or puce color
, is the old name for the brown tone. It has not taken root in modern Russian, since no one wants to call their outfit or interior “flea” (puce in French - flea). However, this does not mean that decorators have stopped working with the beautiful flea color. There is a well-known case from the practice of the famous English decorator of the 20th century, David Hicks: during a family scene, his wife threw a can of Coca-Cola at him, but missed. And Hicks liked the resulting brown stain on the wall so much that he immediately patented his own shade called “Coca-Cola.”
Céladon
was the name of the redneck in a 17th-century French romance novel who sported a suit with grayish-bluish-green ribbons.
Nowadays this shade is associated not with love affairs, but with classical Chinese porcelain covered with Qingtsi glaze, which has been known since the year 1000. Celadon ceramics influenced not only all the applied art of the East, but also the tea tradition itself: in those days, the color of tea had to be combined with the color of the dishes, therefore, “bluish” varieties were successful. Echoes of this tradition remain in many languages. Many Asians, when asked what kind of tea they drink, will say “blue” instead of “green.” It’s difficult for our decorators to work with celadon: I made a slight mistake, and now it’s not celadon, but the color of a wall in a Soviet clinic. But on the right celadon background, tapestries, light furniture and porcelain dishes with a pink pattern look great. Sepia
is a transparent brown color that has created a whole direction in watercolor. Sepia is collected in the same way as sanguine (drawings in red) and grisaille (in gray). Sepia-edited photographs are very popular - they create the illusion of antiquity.
Somon
is the French name for salmon.
Salmon color was popular at the end of the 19th century and terribly popular in the 50s of the 20th century. However, at that time it was successfully competed with vigorous pink, introduced into fashion by Elsa Schiaparelli, Chanel’s eternal rival. The 20th century generally turned out to be a fan of pink. Although it is very difficult to work with somon in the interior. David Hicks named this color among the five most disharmonious shades. Solferino
is a dark purple paint with a blue tint.
The purple family came into fashion and interior design only in the second half of the 19th century, when aniline dyes were invented. The first aniline became a color close to fuchsia, then other varieties appeared. Violet shades look good in a city apartment: they are calm, sophisticated and indicate that the owner is “something special.” Umbra
is an artistic term. This is an old brown paint, known since the time of the ancient Romans. It was mined in the Italian province of Umbria. The paint is actively used in all types of painting; when burned, it has a red-brown tint.
French gray
traces its origins to paintings in gray tones (grisaille) and panoramic wallpapers by Jean Zubert (early 19th century), painted with gray paint.
The French have a special love for gray: they often choose this color for walls and build houses from gray stone. Maximilian Voloshin once quite rightly called Paris a “gray rose”. But none of the paint manufacturers can say how French gray differs from just gray. Ecru
is an elegant family of light beige and off-white shades with entirely French names.
Champagne (champagne color), cream (creamy color), ecru (unbleached linen color) - these are the shades that professionals use if they need to decorate rooms where there is little sun, or introduce a large number of light surfaces. Just whitewash is not the answer. Paint manufacturers have long developed the finest gradations of shades: white for ceilings, white for walls, warm white, cold white. A cream-colored ceiling is the right decision, especially if you have bright walls.
Artists call
verdigris If you want to know what it's like, look at old copper roofs. The unreal green-blue color is obtained by oxidizing copper, so the paint is terribly poisonous and even seems to be responsible for the death of Napoleon Bonaparte. It is known that in his bedroom there was wallpaper with a pattern made with such paint containing a large proportion of arsenic. In France, verdigris was obtained from grape pomace; it turned very black in the light, and many canvases of the 16th-17th centuries turned black precisely for this reason. Now this color can be achieved without any arsenic. There are even amateurs who specially paint brand new roofs with this paint - to make it look like old copper ones! Apricot
- the color of a ripe apricot, yellow-red.
Aquamarine
- sea green, greenish blue.
. Al:)strovy
- reminiscent in appearance of al:)strovy, matte white with a touch of yellowness.
Slate
- gray-black.
Turquoise
- the color of turquoise, bluish-green.
Blange
- flesh-colored (obsolete).
Beady
- gray, smoky, dirty gray.
Hyacinth
- hyacinth-colored, red or golden orange.
Protective
- grayish-green.
Indigo
- dark blue.
Carmine
- bright red.
Cinnabar
is bright red.
Cobalt
- dark blue.
Cochineal
is bright red.
Cube
- bright blue, deep blue, indigo color.
Lily
- delicate and white, like a lily.
Lilac
- the color of violet or lilac, light purple.
Marengo
- black with a gray tint.
Moire
- having a color with a wave-like tint.
. Olive
- the color of an olive, yellow-green with a brownish tint.
Opal
- the color of opal, milky blue.
Ocher
- ocher-colored, yellowish-red.
Fawn
- pale yellow with a pink tint, dull yellow.
Pervanche
is grayish blue.
Porphyry
- crimson, purple.
Purple
- bright red, scarlet, crimson with a violet tint.
Lettuce
- the color of lettuce leaves, pale green.
Lead
- blue-black with a gloomy tint.
Gray
- dark gray with a thick bluish tint.
Lilac
- the colors of lilac, light purple, light lilac.
Smury
- dark gray, dark brown.
Somon
- pinkish-yellow (obsolete).
Strizovy
- bright red.
Tagashiny
- blue (obsolete).
Ultramarine
- bright blue.
Violet
- violet-colored, light purple.
Pistachio
- pistachio color, light green.
Khaki
- brownish green with gray.
Zinc
- zinc-colored, bluish-white.
Scarlet
- crimson, dark red color (obsolete).
Chervonny
- red, scarlet (obsolete).
Chermny
- crimson, dark red (obsolete).
Saffron
- saffron-colored, reddish-yellow, yellow-orange with a brown tint.
Electrician
- blue, blue with a gray tint.
