Between Milan and Paris, Lisa Corti and The Socialite Family have created a home collection where iconic stripes, heritage patterns and colourful craftsmanship celebrate the sunny elegance of the Italian summer.

The collaboration between Lisa Corti and The Socialite Family belongs to that rare category of obvious encounters, where sensibilities naturally resonate with one another. Named Palazzo sul Mare , this limited-edition in-house collection unites two houses driven by women and animated by a shared fascination for colour, stripes, and artisanal craftsmanship.
Conceived between Milan and Paris, the collection celebrates a free and joyful vision of interior design. Through a selection of table linens, embroidered textiles, ceramics, and <a href="https://www.lofficiel.com/design/lart-du-luminaire-selon-dior-et-noe-duchaufour-lawrance" target="_blank" rel="noopener">lighting</a> , it infuses the home with a profoundly Mediterranean energy. Italian exuberance meets French precision in a subtle balance, supported by luminous palettes designed to transcend the seasons.
The story of this collaboration began in Milan, a city dear to both houses. For Constance Gennari, founder of The Socialite Family, who grew up between France and Italy, the project resonates as a return to her roots. By exploring the rich archives of Lisa Corti , she focused on revisiting the iconic stripes and historical motifs of the Italian fashion house, playing with scale and proportion to offer a contemporary interpretation without ever betraying their essence.
At the heart of the collection, the Tibetan Tiger stands out as an iconic figure. Long associated with Lisa Corti's clothing line, it makes its grand entrance into the home with a spectacular presence. Placed at the center of the tablecloths and framed by graphic stripes, it becomes the focal point of the table, drawing the eye like a decorative work of art. Presented in shades of light blue or burgundy, it interacts with nuances of seafoam green, soft pink, and sunny yellow that evoke the shifting reflections of summer. Coordinating napkins, placemats, and poufs extend this visual narrative where the tigers seem to dance to the rhythm of generous and theatrical stripes.

This graphic power is countered by the delicacy of the Bold Rose. Reinterpreted in a buttery, powdery palette, the floral motif brings softness and poetry to the collection. Tablecloths, cushions, trays, and accessories are adorned with this pictorial bloom framed by modern stripes. The particularly refined embroideries reveal all the artisanal expertise that animates the project. On the rectangular Carino cushions or the round Bomboloni models, the roses seem to bloom in relief on the diagonally striped fabrics that are The Socialite Family 's signature, creating decorative pieces that are as expressive as they are precious.
The world of Palazzo sul Mare extends beyond the table. It also graces the bedroom with the Monastico bedspread, a generous piece of cotton adorned with broad diagonal stripes and finished with a scalloped edge. A lavish floral embroidery unfolds across it in shades of coral and butter yellow, creating a play of textures that enhances every detail. Whether draped over a pristine bed or simply folded to reveal its sculptural details, it perfectly embodies the spirit of the collection: spectacular yet undeniably elegant.
Decorative objects extend this dialogue between textiles and volume. Ceramics, whether trays adorned with tigers or flowers, translate motifs into plays of texture and light. Vases and candlesticks add a sculptural dimension, while light fixtures diffuse a kaleidoscope of colourful stripes throughout the space. The Gioia lamp, the Brera wall lamp, and the Brera pendant light combine classic lines with understated modernity, like a luminous echo of the entire collection.
More than just a collaboration, Palazzo sul Mare tells the story of a meeting between two visions of design. Between heritage and contemporary creation, between structure and spontaneity, between Milan and Paris, the collection celebrates a way of inhabiting the home with freedom. Each piece invites mixing, layering, and personal expression. As Constance Gennari sums it up, bringing a Lisa Corti creation into your home is like letting sunshine in, even in the heart of the city.

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Lisa Corti And The Socialite Family Celebrate Sunny Elegance

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