A combination aimed at demonstrating how different elements can unite and support each other, best expressing the spirit of the Pantone Color of the Year.

Everything touched by “Living Coral” (PANTONE 16-1546) is colored by optimism and vitality; besides, it maintains the intrinsic elegance of the element that inspires it, the coral.

Captivating and contemplative, violet evokes the cosmos, the dimension of discovery and mistery, but also unconventionality and artistic genius.

The Pantone Color Institute’s 2018 colour forecast, published in its PANTONEVIEW Home + Interiors annual report, speaks volumes about the need for a new approach to the subject of colour, even within the four walls of our homes.

The playful relationship with furniture, objects and spaces is not only an expressive trend but also a new way of living home.

We all know how redevelopment projects aim to make the suburbs more efficient, eco-sustainability and people-friendly, but it is perhaps not equally evident that they also need to be more visually attractive. 

From the large formats porcelain stoneware to the reinterpretation of classical decorative cement tiles, from the moisture-proof wallpaper to the modern declinations of the wood strips.

The design world’s fascination with the night sky first focused on a relatively nearby icon of the extra-terrestrial universe, the moon

The preference for sustainable and eco-friendly products begins to be showed significantly even within the domestic walls, both in the choice of furniture and materials that have a positive impact on the environment and the more efficient and no-waste management of energy resources.

The eco-friendly behaviour is becoming evident in industrial production processes, where the use of natural materials fits in with the new goals of reducing consumption and saving resources

High-tech perspectives undermine the cornerstones of the traditional cycle of industrial design based on project-production and distribution-consumption