M&S Home - Geisha Editors Top Picks - Marks & Spencer 2012

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Geisha is a fantastic theme for spring: it's colourful, dramatic, it's got theatre, it's taken from the catwalks, and it has a huge oriental influence. I'd love to tell you about my top five for Geisha.

Number one would definitely be the bright, velvet-turquoise love seat. Because of its size and shape, it's very versatile -- so it could be used in a bedroom or in a living room, it doesn't matter actually. So it could be your main sofa, or it could be an accessory piece.

Number two for this theme would definitely be the drinks cabinet. The whole idea of mixing cocktails with your friend is perfect for this theme. It's also designed and made in this beautiful new black, textured-fronted wood with the mirrored interior, so it's very, very beautiful.

Next on my list would definitely be the turquoise vase. So it's ceramic, embossed with the beautiful flower on the front. It's quite large, so it actually would make a big statement in your room.

Next on my list for Geisha would definitely be the black and white tea light holders. They are actually very modern, but they work perfectly with this oriental theme. And when the tea lights are actually in them, the colour and the pattern they give off is beautiful. And finally, my favourite cushion is definitely the gold and pink one. It's a beautiful, burnt, brushed gold finish. And they are not actually sequins -- they are beads. What I love about this cushion is, although it's got the luxury of the gold, the burnt finish to it adds luxury, but not bling. So it's a very tasteful way of delivering the glamour.

So, Geisha's got some wonderful new colours, patterns and product, and I am sure you'll find something that's perfect for your home.


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