Camo is inspired by traditional camouflage motifs, but disrupts conventional aesthetics with vibrant color palettes. Soft, intersecting zones of color create a dynamic interplay of shapes.
The pattern takes cues from Pointillism, a technique that emerged in France in the 1870s as part of the Neo-Impressionist movement.
Chroma is a textile flooring collection designed by Serena Confalonieri for Radici, featuring eight designs divided into four capsule collections, each interpreting a different painting or decorative technique.
Camo and Bora are inspired by Pointillism, the renowned dotted Impressionist technique.
Casquè and Monsone take cues from the bold strokes of Picasso, Matisse, and Hockney, particularly their charcoal works.
Nembi and Saette reimagine 1930s Bauhaus ceramics, infusing them with new vitality,
while Madame and Pinco reinterpret the ancient Oriental marbling technique, introduced to Europe during the Renaissance.
The collection is built on Bloom Back, Radici’s cutting-edge, sustainable textile flooring made with Econyl yarn and featuring a single-component structure.
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