Radici FOLDING Nylon® carpeting

The Folding pattern recalls some of Escher’s impossible worlds, crossing the boundaries of two-dimensionality through carefully studied and composed figures.‎ The graphic motif repeats infinitely, creating an illusion of perspective and depth.‎ The new Newstalgia textile surfaces collection, designed for Radici by Tekla Evelina Severin - aka Teklan- , reinterprets the patterns of the 1960s and 1970s by playing with colors and proportions.‎ The name evokes the feeling of a past moment, of a distant era, yet revived with the curiosity and energy of something new.‎ The result is a collection featuring vibrant hues and balanced combinations, straight lines, geometric shapes, and three-dimensional patterns that create unexpected perspectives.‎ The mix of colors, closely tied to the designer’s signature style, combines warm tones like peach and burgundy with contrasting hues such as light blue and terracotta.‎ Newstalgia is a family of highly recognizable and diverse printed textile flooring that maintains a cohesive aesthetic thanks to the use of just 16 different shades that blend into eight patterns – Monogram, Elliptic, Weave, Brick, Net, Snake, Folding, and Backgammom – each offered in two variants.‎ Classic combinations and unprecedented pairings result in a cohesive yet nuanced and dynamic collection.‎ "The common creative vision across all my projects is to create a kind of ‘Everyday Surrealism,’ playing with different perspectives, color combinations, and intertwining a study of two-dimensional space with a perception of three-dimensionality," says designer Tekla Evelina Severin.‎ "I always strive to find new chromatic dialogues, combining similar shades, tone-on-tone, or mixing light and lively colors with deeper, earthier ones.‎" The new collection features Radici’s Bloom Back textile flooring, an innovative and sustainable surface made from Econyl yarn with a monocomponent structure, combining a primary polyamide fabric with an underlay made of the same material, promoting complete recyclability at the end of the product’s life