The Dutch brand Eichholtz has created a fashion for the modern classic style. It would seem that this safe aesthetic cannot surprise with anything. However, Eichholtz designers manage to smuggle the latest trends into their collections, while maintaining a consistent brand style.

And so, sofas are upholstered in chunky velour in fashionable saturated shades of green, burgundy and blue. There was also the warm shade of "millennial pink", which has been a hit in interiors for several years. Fringes, like intense colors, first appeared in clothing collections, and now they also adorn furniture. In the Eichholtz version, they are the finishing touch for the Chambers sofa, Boucheron and Etoile armchairs or the Rochas ottoman, emphasizing their boudoir charm. Marble also appears in luxurious interiors. The fashion for this material has returned with double force. The most desirable is stone with a distinct vein pattern. In arrangements, it appears not only in its natural form, but also as a graphic pattern on walls or furniture. Examples are the Diamond, Sceptre and Concordia coffee tables, resembling monolithic blocks. In the case of Eichholtz, shiny metal elements are a distinguishing feature. This finish flawlessly fits in with the latest trends, which focus on metallic luster not only of furniture, but also of fabrics and walls. The house shines not only with chrome. Lovers of warmer climates will be pleased with gold finishes. We can find them, for example, in the Pulitzer Metropole or Galileo collections. To fully get to know the Eichholtz collections, it is best to visit CLUE Studio at 93 Syta Street in Warsaw.