Some of us are strangers to this division of Zara, but like many other 'clothing' or all else stores such as <a href="http://www.next.co.uk/shopping/homeware">Next</a> and <a href="http://www.marksandspencer.com/Home-Furniture/b/43670030">Marks &amp; Spencer</a> Zara does indeed have a <a href="http://www.zarahome.com/shop/gb/en/zara-home/home">homeware line</a>. Packed to the gills with linens, place settings of cutlery, plates, dishes and more, the lines are very clean cut and European - the palette subdued with an occasional touch of colour.
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I popped into their Regent St store the other day and snapped a couple of pics of some place settings I liked. They had a set of copper cutlery that was very nifty..I only wish I had reason to buy it!
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Quite a few of their pieces was ornate in a <a href="http:/http://www.zarahome.com/shop/gb/en/zara-home/product/Sienna+Cutlery/72442/-1/237518/">modern day Baroque </a>sort of way..fancy without being ostentatious. I wanted to take much of it home with me..ah alas, maybe they will open a store in NY soon!