Contemporary interiors are reviving the shapes and moods of the early 1900s, an up-to-the-minute trend seen in furniture, lighting and surfaces.

Admired and widely used today, the industrial style originates from the conversion of old factory buildings.

Phenomena like pollution, the consumption of natural resources and climate change, all indications of the weight of human activities on the health of the planet, have pushed building construction towards more sustainable and eco-friendly choices.

Saturated and lively, primary colours are the new stars of the home. With its ability to transform and renew every room, the energy of colour has won a role as a protagonist of interior design. Walls in particular are dressed with strong hues, in block colours or artistically inspired geometric patterns. Skilfully calibrated and combined with fine quality materials, colour is synonymous with innovative architecture and creativity.