Celebrate Christmas with the Gabel Group
November 26, 2019
The Gabel Group doesn't disappoint and presents a rich Christmas collection, dedicated to this special moment of the year, offering unique designs, Made in Italy and re-launching the theme of the environment which has always been sensitive.
Precisely in this special period of the year, with gifts, attention to respect for the environment must be in our thoughts; that's why, in addition to a sustainable production cycle, a completely ecofriendly packaging was studied.
The company presents two totally ecofriendly collections in red, gold and silver: Buon Natale
and Magia.
Buon Natale (Merry Christmas) is an absolute novelty for the company. A collection that, as the name implies, is designed for this time of the year and includes a wide range of products: tableware, tablecloths, runners, American sets, kitchen accessories (oven gloves, apron, breadbox), kitchen towels and cushions.
A collection made entirely in Italy, in full compliance with the ethical, social and environmental values of the group. Totally free of dyes and harmful substances and certified OEKO-TEX. But there is more: for this collection special attention is paid to the environment. In fact, small but significant steps have been taken to protect our planet even more. First of all, each item was made using only pure cotton to obtain a 100% natural, ecological, recyclable and biodegradable product. Furthermore, the best quality pure cotton yarns have been cultivated using low environmental impact methods.
The products of the collection are divided into seven macro-families: la tradizione, luce, chalet, loft, minimale, ironic, furniture cushions - to choose from, for a total of nineteen designs.
Magie (Spells) is a collection dedicated to the world of the table and the kitchen that combines the exclusively Christmas proposals, and as the name suggests it wants to evoke magical moments to share around a table with friends and family. Seven designs, with classic, refined and elegant motifs - mainly tone on tone that include both precious jacquard fabrics and placed prints, with a strong character.
Precieux, Shine, Luxury, Sublime, Stardust, Camaier and Poetique are the designs proposed by this collection to give a touch of glamor to the table.
Gathering around a table to celebrate, choosing a gift has never been more Eco. Celebrating thinking about choosing to do good to the planet is the best way to do it!
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