Decorative plate Christian Dior Trompe-l'oeil, 27cm (15092)

Christian Dior Trompe-l'oeil decorative plate, 27cm (15092) is a bold and intellectual statement in the world of high decor. The product's design is inspired by Jonathan Anderson's "ideal library" concept and pays homage to great literary works. The cover of the original edition of Bram Stoker's Dracula is reproduced with amazing accuracy on the surface of the flawless white ceramics.

The expertly executed trompe l'oeil effect creates the complete illusion that you are looking at an antique book, rather than a flat ceramic object. The most subtle elaboration of the binding texture and typographic details immerses in the atmosphere of Gothic fantasy and classical literature. This Dior Maison creation blurs the boundaries between applied art, literature and high fashion.

Due to its impressive diameter of 27 cm, the plate becomes the dominant accent in the interior of an office, library or living room. She brings to the space a touch of mystery and poetry, characteristic of the collections of the House. The product can be used as an independent collector's item or combined with other illusion plates from the Trompe-l'oeil series, allowing you to create an endless number of creative and bold compositions on walls or shelves.