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4 Things to Love about the #LIndochineLovesOD Collection

Find out what makes this collaboration special and unique

L’Indochine has become a store known for its eclectic modern Asian finds and interiors. Sisters Char Carlos and Leona Panutat, also known as the Inspiration Seekers, are always on the lookout for artisan pieces in cultural villages and craft markets all over Asia. Aside from showcasing fashion items, furniture, and home accents from Thailand, Indonesia, and India, to name a few, the store would also like to discover up and coming local artisans, designers, and artists. 

They recently launched the #LIndochineLovesOD collection in partnership with Camille Francisco-Cabral, the Origami Dreamer. Camille is a designer and artist with a decade of experience in advertising, graphic design, and illustration. To create the collection, Camille had to look back at the things that inspired her—especially her travels. After living in Indonesia for a year, the artist remembered how colors play an important role in their architecture, textiles, and lifestyle.

Here are the 4 things that we love about this charming collection:

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