Ann Demeulemeester wears a new hat, translating fashion design to homewares
Behind two cylindrical sets of curtains, one in cream, the other in black, was one of the highlights of Paris fair Maison & Objet: the fruit of Ann Demeulemeester's collaboration with Serax. Both collections – one of porcelain tableware, the o
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