TONY EKSKLUZIVNE VILE - DalCasa

slightly unconventional objects havean opportunity to choose some detailsfrom the rich “Velvet Living”assortment that possess a style orpersonality that suits different living oroffi ce spaces. Velvet Living presentsa top-quality combination of art anddesign while making sure to supportthe fact that home decoration is anever-ending process that evolvesaccording to personal wishes andfeelings of people that spend timethere”, the owners say.The rich assortment of the “VelvetLiving” programme includes woodenrustic oak tables, candlesticks,candle dishes, vases of all types andsizes, transatlantic suitcases, industrialand designer lighting objects,fl owers, drawings, paintings and otherartistic projects by Saša Šekoranja,as well as a collection of childrenclothes, footwear and toys called“Little Horse and Baby Beuys” createdby Maja and Mejra Mujčić.The special aspect of the programmecomes in the form of porcelainchina elements by Belgian conceptualartist Roos Van de Velde. Theowners have already announcedthe appropriate holiday assortmentfor the Christmas season.come a legendary location, just like the old “Velvet”that occupied the same space in Dežman Aisle. Šekoranjaand Ana Petričić Gojanović made an effort torevive that legendary spot that spent years hosting aslew of Zagreb citizens for their coffee-drinking rituals,and their intention is to start creating a new history for“Velvet”. Ever since its opening, “Velvet” has attracteda lot of attention with its offer and appearance.Fantastically envisioned in every sense of the term, thisfacility is exceptional in the whole of Zagreb due tothose small things that create a sense of uniqueness.Šekoranja’s recognizable artistic style is the primaryreason: he came up with everything to the smallestof details – from the dark-grey walls with his paintingsin white frames, to the fascinatingly painted chairs ala thonet, as well as glass vases, decorations and numerouscandles. When it comes to the food segment,“Velvet” offers the fi nest cakes, pies, cookies, soupsand coffee, which will be served by a charming bartenderfrom India. Right next to the cafe, we fi nd alittle space that serves as a gallery/store. On the nightof the cafe opening, Šekoranja organized an exhibitionof his drawings, paintings and sculptures, while thegallery witnessed a presentation of the “Velvet Living”programme in mid-October. All fans of interesting and90