The Majesty Collection

Natural fibres, the material of choice for C&C Milano, are dressed in a new luxury made of satin structures and luminous finishes for an elegant style. Linen, cotton, wool and silk are declined in contemporary fabrics that embody all the taste of the Milanese Maison. The Majesty collection with its bright look lends itself to unprecedented combinations with the most classic C&C Milano fabrics characterized by opaque and material finishes.

Heavy linen satins, such as Conte and Principessa 2.0, dress the sofa with casual elegance and bright colours. Diana, light linen satin in plain and striped, is perfect for making light curtains that delicately colour the rooms. Monaco, a linen and chenille blend fabric for upholstery, plays with the matt-glossy contrast of the stripes to create scenographic effects. The fabrics for bed linen such as Fiandra 300 in linen and Borromeo matelassè in cotton, combine the elegance of tone on tone with that of pure colour in perfect Mediterranean style for soft decorative throws and plaids. Artù, pure wool twill with a sustained weight, is perfect for rich and warm curtains as well as for soft bedspreads. Finally, Grace in 100% silk plain and striped, will give a refined and precious touch to any decorative scheme, flooding the rooms with light.

The constant attention to the environment by C&C Milano has also allowed the development of a collection of fire retardant fabrics, for the contract world, made with an innovative Trevira CS Eco fibre obtained from the recycling of PET bottles and recovered Trevira filaments. during the production of new yarns. The fabrics born from this special project have a refined and sophisticated look, for sheen and structures similar to natural silk, inspired by the unique splendour of Baroque Venice: Muranoand Burano are respectively a taffeta and a shantung with a vast colour chart; Rialto and Laguna complete the selection with two striped motifs in vivid bright colours.

Innovation is sustainability and for us being part of the future with both is essential.