Texturae

Thanks to our fiber glass backing, every wallpaper becomes even more versatile.

We can create any graphic and install it in a wide range of settings, including humid environments, ensuring durability, resistance, and long-lasting quality.

A solution that combines design freedom with technical performance, expanding the possibilities of surface design.

Watercolour washes recreate the natural marks left by time on surfaces—subtle patinas, fading traces, and soft halos.

An aesthetic that embraces imperfection, where layered colour evokes memory and depth, giving walls a lived-in, timeless character.

A delicate balance between artistry and material expression.

A soft, flowing movement reminiscent of dripping forms, made more vibrant through a play of transparencies and layered overlaps that add depth to the wall.

Light yet present traces, defined by refined, clean curves that bring balance and harmony to the surface.

A composition that enhances space with subtle dynamism and visual depth.

At our showroom, you can discover our new wallpaper collection, designed by Gian Paolo Venier.

A project that goes beyond decoration, transforming surfaces into expressive elements through a refined balance of patterns, textures, and colour. Versatile and adaptable, the collection is conceived to suit a variety of spaces, enhancing both residential and contract environments with a distinctive contemporary character.

An invitation to rethink walls as an integral part of the design experience.

A project that transforms walls and surfaces, inspired by trompe-l’oeil and metaphysical painting.

A colour palette designed to emphasise chromatic contrasts or enhance the purity of monochrome.

A visual language that plays with perception, depth, and illusion, redefining the role of surfaces in contemporary spaces.

Floral suggestions and pastel tones evoke a world of zen harmony and relaxation.

An atmosphere suspended in time, where design becomes light and dreamlike, suggesting bright futures, new visions, and dreams coming to life.

An invitation to be inspired, to imagine, and to experience space with balance and serenity.

A new story takes shape across surfaces.

We are presenting a preview of our new wallpapers, designed by Gian Paolo Venier: a collection that transforms walls into narrative elements, through signs, geometries, and material-inspired textures.

A visual exploration that brings together research and creativity, shaping spaces with a strong contemporary character.

This is just a preview of a collection designed to leave a lasting impression.

At Milan Design Week, we will present an exclusive preview of our new collection by Karpeta, Texturae and Tessura, created in collaboration with Gianpaolo Venier of OTTO Studio.

A meeting of materials, research and vision that we can’t wait to share with you.

You’ll find us at our showroom at Via Cappuccio 18, Milan — we look forward to welcoming you to our Fuorisalone to experience it in person.

In just one month, the highly anticipated Salone del Mobile will begin – one of the most important events in the world of design and furniture.

Once again this year, our showroom will be open with continuous hours throughout the event to welcome architects, designers, and all those interested in discovering our brands.

It will be the perfect opportunity to visit us, explore our collections, and experience the inspiration and energy that make Design Week such a special moment for our industry.

We look forward to welcoming you.

A tiny detail can become an entire visual universe.

In Darkdabs, the pattern is created from a series of small swirls of marbled clay. The process begins in an unexpected way: a fired ceramic vessel is placed directly onto a flatbed scanner to capture its surface in detail.

The scanned image then becomes design material, digitally repeated and assembled to form the final composition.

The result is a hypnotic pattern where each mark preserves the memory of the material and the gesture, transforming a real fragment into a contemporary visual rhythm.