by Sean John - Online Saga Magazine - Saga Furs

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pense. Ultimately, you have to use fur carefully, logically,
wisely and reasonably so you don’t mess up. I
think ‘reasonable’ is the key word here. After all, a little
fur wisely used goes a long, long way to making a big
impression.”
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Steve believes that the end of the day, there’s no point
in using an expensive material for the sake of using an
expensive material. Ultimately, the materials a designer
chooses and uses must enrich the lives of end users
by giving them something new and unique. Fur easily
achieves each of these important goals.
Steve and his team’s debut fur furnishings show in
Shanghai was an aesthetic and critical triumph. “It
was incredible,” notes Steve. “People were asking me
about buying some of the pieces on display right there
and then. Unfortunately, as the collection is still in the
concept stage, I was unable to oblige them. That said,
we’re currently investigating day-to-day practicalities
like manufacturing, distribution and pricing, so watch
this space. When my fur furnishing collection finally
becomes commercially available, I’m sure people will
love it,” Steve concludes, before heading off to the next
meeting in his hectic schedule.
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