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Home » RR Decor unveils new textile collections Amera & Rosalie
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RR Decor unveils new textile collections Amera & Rosalie

By March 15, 20221 Min Read
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Celebrated for their exquisite hand-woven silk fabrics with original designs rooted in Indian traditions, yet exuding a universal appeal, RR Decor as a brand, stands apart in the furnishings world. Two new collections – Amera & Rosalie – of luxury fabrics launched by them depict arresting designs that have an enhancing effect on any space.

The collections feature excellent quality and flawless aesthetics. Every piece in these series is a testimony to RR Decor’s attention to detail and unique designs. They exhibit flawless craftsmanship and a distinctive aesthetic. They are awe-inspiring and add a touch of glamour and sophistication to any space.
Marked by a vivid play of colours, Amera showcases geometrical designs and paisley in its form. It is unique in its own right; it comes up with the conscious selection of beautiful colours. The designs and enhancing colours create a complete sense of peace and tranquility.
It is designed to give the French-British look in the blended linen fabric. Rosalie is impeccably rendered in terms of fascinating aesthetics. It’s fulfilling colour palette gives the most exciting look to the full interior.

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