11/19/2021
From the simplest and most neutral prints to the most imaginative and brightly colored, in this article we will offer you some of the trendy wallpapers this year according to the latest Wall & Decò collections:
Contemporary Wallpaper conceived to give meaning to settings by bringing back subjects that create engaging scenarios with spectacular details.
Essential Wallpaper for lovers of repeated patterns and geometric textures, this collection features surprising details thanks to a combination of inlays and reliefs that give the texture three-dimensionality.
The materials used are highly performing and adaptable to any environment: WET System suitable for wet areas such as bathrooms, saunas and spas because it is totally waterproof, CWC, fabric effect vinyl and Bronzage, vinyl for those who want to savor the beauty of metallescent reflections that always give a different light to the surfaces during the passing of the day.
Scroll the gallery below to admire these masterpieces of Italian design, some of which were created with the contribution of international authors:

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Interior Designer since 1985
CEO & Founder, Italian Design in the World
The first long rains of October test a house more than any guest. They show where water gets in, where damp settles, which materials hold up and which begin to suffer.
From September surfaces change their job. What had to stay cool and bare through summer starts asking for thickness, weave, something to touch.
We touch a home before we look at it. In summer, the difference between a room that welcomes and one that repels comes down to the degrees its surfaces hold.
The plane we walk on every day is also the one we think least about in design terms. Yet it decides more than we assume.
For over a decade, minimalism dominated interior design language. White spaces, smooth surfaces, carefully reduced objects. An aesthetic born as a response to excess, bringing order, clarity, and visual discipline.
Contemporary design is entering what many describe as a post-visual phase. For years, interiors have been discussed in terms of color palettes, shapes, textures, and lighting. Today, the conversation expands to something subtler: the acoustic identity of a space, and the ability of materials to soften it.