How Legendary Textile Company Found Inspiration In Chinese Design

Apr 16 , 2019 | Lifestyle,Culture

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A 200 year-old Swiss textile company finds inspiration from the snowy Forbidden City to historical motifs in Chinese design. Camilla Fischbacher talks to James Chau about her family's legendary brand, Christian Fischbacher, and how the melting pot of globalization is shaping contemporary design, fashion, art, and architecture across both the West and the East. 

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