After retiring from the runway: Jean Paul Gaultier launched home decor collection - Walla! Home and decor

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The French super designer announced his retirement from the runway but at the same time launched a collection for the house. The items have already been exhibited in Paris and Spring will arrive in Israel. It is currently unclear if this is the home collection ...

After retiring from the runway: Jean Paul Gaultier launched the home decor collection

The French super designer announced his retirement from the runway but at the same time launched a collection for the house. The items have already been exhibited in Paris and Spring will arrive in Israel. For the time being, it is unclear if this is his latest home collection, but a word from us - it's worth a look

After retiring from the runway: Jean Paul Gaultier launched the home decor collection

French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier announced last month that he is retiring after 50 years of career, creating himself an impressive finale in a colorful display at Couture Week in Paris. At the same time as the magnificent and exciting display, he launched a clothing collection for his home, in collaboration with the Lelièvre brand. This is the seventh collaboration between the French super designer and the brand, and for the time being it is unclear whether this is his latest collection or not. Either way, we would recommend stocking up, lest he decide to announce unexpectedly that he is also leaving the field of home decor.

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Jean Paul Gaultier at his retirement show in Paris (Photo: GettyImages)

Jean Paul Gaultier celebrates 50 Couture Paris Fashion Week show (Photo: GettyImages)

The collection, called Pop Rock, is made up of eight magnificent models bearing his signature - joyous and magnificent colors. The inspiration for the collection is the pop world, magical landscapes, colorful flowers and other graphic forms. The collection was on display at the Paris Deco off international textile exhibition last month in Paris - and will arrive in Israel this spring.

The items can be obtained from Renby, the importer in the country of Lelièvre. Prices: Starting at NIS 285 per pillow, NIS 180 per square meter of wallpaper.

Colorful wallpaper in Gautier's spirit (Photo: PR)