Sera of London---Interior Designer an exotic and sumptuous boutique, exhibiting sensual and seductively elegant tastes in room designs and decorative accessories

<%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%> Sera of London---Interior Designer an exotic and sumptuous boutique, exhibiting sensual and seductively elegant tastes in room designs and decorative accessories

Madame Sera designs interiors for women who want to feel all woman and for men who do too and appreciate the fact.
Patrick Marber has called her interiors 'Louche' and Chrissy Illey compares her work to a Gustav Klimt Painting. Her wonderful, feminine, raw sexual instinct plays a huge role in her design process. her intensly sensual and elegant interiors are for those who embrace life on all aspects to do with the romantic. Her ever-evolving talents make her designs hugely recognisable to a chosen few, but are ever appealing to a growing cult following of creative people both in this country and abroad.

Sera of London
From a very young age, Madame Sera can remember changing arrangements of furniture around and draping different coloured silk scarves over her mothers silk pleated lampshades. After discovering with delight that the room would become the same colour as the scarf she had picked, her love affair with lighting and ambience began.
During her teens, Madame Sera was employed by the fabulous retail outlet Fiorucci as a sales assistant/stylist.

She became so inspirational and dynamic that she later went onto style and often, grace as a model, many of their world-renowned ad campaigns and posters that are so memorable to this day.
Madame Sera later moved to Israel and began to mix in the circles of the dancers of the ballet companies.

On her return to England, Madame Sera assisted various art directors on projects such as costume design for numerous art films and ballet companies and set designs for London opera companies, one of which was La Boheme staged at Sadlers Wells. Her designs always had more than a hint of femininity and romanticism to them and soon her reputation grew as the 'girl' to go to if you wanted the seductive and exotic look.
Inevitably Madame Sera began to receive commissions for interior decorating jobs.

Soon Madame Sera's soft focus style, sex kittenish' bijoux apartments were popping up all over London.

Meanwhile Madame Sera could never find beautiful enough lampshades for the interiors she was designing, so one summer she decided to make her own. The lampshades looked like Victorian corsets and were fashioned out of the finest of lingerie laces and rare and exquisite antique chandelier drops.

She called them Rude lampshades and Vogue magazine dedicated an entire page to them heralding them as 'funky versions of the Ascot hats Cecil Beaton designed for My Fair Lady'. The Times hailed Madame Sera's talents as a mixture of '70's BiBa girl glamour and upmarket Victorian bordello, comparing her Rude lampshades to John Galliano's catwalk corsets. Madame Sera has designed the most stunning homes around the world, whilst bringing out 2 collections a year of her extra- ordinary lampshades.

She has gone onto to create Foxy Cushions and Exotic Make up for Walls (wallpaper) that are available to buy either through this site or by telephone
Madame Sera can be contacted on telephone number 07977534115