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Corcoran College of Art + Design: Textile Design Lecture &
Presentation, May 2012
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Corcoran College of Art + Design: Textile Design Lecture &
Presentation, May 2011
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ID Collection,
Houston: June 10, 2010
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ID Collection,
Dallas: June 8, 2010
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John
Rosselli
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Associates,
NY: May 11-12, 2010
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Travis & Company,
Atlanta: May 6-7, 2010
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J. Lambeth & Company, DC: March 10, 2010
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Washington Ballet, DC: October 16, 2008
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John Rosselli & Associates, NY: October 15, 2008
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ID Collection
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Camilla David Presenting Her
CDT Coordinates
Collection
at ID Collection in Dallas
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Camilla David Presenting Her
CDT Coordinates
Collection
at ID Collection in Dallas
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Camilla David presented her
CDT Coordinates Collection and
Belle Fleur Collection to interior designers at the ID
Collection showroom in Houston on June 10, 2010 and in Dallas
on June 8, 2010. Many local interior designers showed interest in
the Camilla David Textiles line and offered positive feedback while
interacting with Camilla David at the luncheon which followed both
presentations.
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John Rosselli & Associates
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Camilla David Presenting Her Collections
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Camilla David presented her
CDT Coordinates Collection and
Belle Fleur Collection in New York to a group of interior
designers in attendance at John Rosselli & Associates on
May 11 and May 12 of 2010.
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Travis & Company
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Tina Griffitts and Camilla David
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On May 6 and May 7 of 2010, Camilla David presented her
Belle Fleur Collection and CDT Coordinates Collection at
Travis & Company in Atlanta. The response from interior designers in
attendance was positive and several bloggers, including Tina Griffitts from
The Designer Insider, also interacted with Camilla David.
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J. Lambeth & Company
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Barry Dixon and Camilla David
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Camilla David Presenting Her
CDT Coordinates Collection
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On March 10, 2010, Camilla David Textiles launched the
CDT Coordinates Collection at J. Lambeth & Company in
Washington, DC. Camilla David presented her inaugural
Belle Fleur Collection to interior designers in attendance,
and the response was very enthusiastic. Internationally renowned
designer Barry Dixon was also in attendance and he praised David's
collection.
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John Rosselli and Associates
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Orli Ben-Dor, Senior Editor,
House Beautiful, and Camilla David
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John Rosselli and Camilla David
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On October 15, at Fall Market 2008, John Rosselli & Associates
introduced Camilla David Textiles’
Belle Fleur Collection at the D&D Building in New York
City. Described as “a unique and beautifully colored collection of
embroidered linens and cottons,” the addition of the Camilla David
fabric line serves to broaden the fabric collection of exceptional
artists represented by John Rosselli and Associates.
“We have the most marvelous artisanal textiles in all our
showrooms,” notes John Rosselli. “They typify my own tastes and
style, and they’re a perfect complement to all the splendid
furnishings and lighting we offer. Our fabric partners have been
chosen for their strong aesthetics; each atelier is run by an
individual with tremendous taste, sensibilities and style.”
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The Washington Ballet
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Washington Ballet dancers at Bloomingdale's
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Washington Ballet dancers with
Artistic Director, Septime Weber
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Camilla David is especially proud to have designed a signature scarf
for the Washington Ballet since this is the school where she herself
studied dance at an early age. This scarf was the inspiration
for the opening segment of the Ballet’s Women’s Committee fall fashion
show/fundraiser at Bloomingdale’s on October 16th, 2008. As ten
young aspiring ballerinas danced to upbeat music, they showcased the
scarf in a choreographed segment full of dash and spirit.
The Washington Ballet scarf is a 36” square design on 100% silk.
This original drawing combines large, brightly colored flowers in
outline, and when looked at from an aerial perspective, some flowers
turn into dancing ballerinas with flouncing tutus.
The scarf may be purchased from the Washington Ballet with funds going
directly to the organization.
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