Abeille de jouy

Api collection renewed in colors and models.

 Our timeless Bees are now presented in special color nuances. 

Printed decorative elements on cotton percale inspired by precious macramé embroideries on a solid background. The aim was to evoke classical motifs in a contemporary manner.

Our special fabrics are crafted with a 72-thread structure and ultra-fine two-ply yarns to provide maximum softness and durability.

A new pattern for our traditional fil coupé theme.

The Bread & butter collection includes a wide range of bedding elements manufactured with our valuable cotton sateen. 

A new linens collection for those who love soft fabrics with a natural look.

Quilted bedspreads, decorative cushions, and pillow covers made from exquisite 300-thread count cotton sateen, embroidered with a “millerighe” matelassé pattern that creates elegant irregular strip

A timeless classic among Mastro Raphael’s curtain fabrics.

Mastro Raphael’s famous Coralli collection is renewed in style and colours.

The embroidery is made with expertly blended threads.

Brand new curtain collection made of garment-dyed linen with inedited textured embroidery.

Three models: 

- curtain panel with all-over irregular diamonds

The Tivoli collection is enriched by new colors in shades of natural white, grey taupe and powder blue.

For those who love elegance and sobriety.

The simplicity of an embroidered back stitch pattern. The neutrality of extremely combinable colors.

Warmth, softness and versatility intertwined to create a collection of accessories made on the loom or knitted with natural and noble fibers such as cashmere, merinos, alpaca, mohair.

Bees are re-proposed and updated in terms of aesthetics, but at the same time remain immutable in the constant reference to nature.

Fil coupé curtain fabric with geometric circles pattern and uneven dye effect. Very special colors including blue and olive green. 100% linen.

This collection linked to the Dune merveille collection, shares its base fabrics, the production process of garment dyeing and textured raised embroideries, and follows and expands the existing vei