The new In the Mood for Love Collection bears the signature of Studio Chiara Caberlon for Spaghetti Wall, featuring a series of motifs, by turns geometric and plant-inspired, born from a concept of pure decoration, built on essential forms and basic principles, and united by an underlying texture that evokes the feel of fabric. The different stages of falling in love are sketched out in minimalist arrangements that delineate their progressive intensity, where the pattern evolves from a polka-dot motif, then into stripes of varying widths, up to a three-dimensional botanical profusion.
With the Electricity wallpaper (pictured), a timeless design that transcends the world of fashion to enter the realm of interior design, a modular composition is defined, organized according to a grid of polka dots that structures its rhythm. Shades such as burnt earth and green alternate with neutral and warm hues, creating a balance of measured contrasts that lends depth to the design, resulting in a romantic aesthetic with a vintage feel.
The Tension motif evolves from a simple decorative pattern to shape volumes and perceptions, traversing walls, surfaces and cladding. The linear motif translates into sequence and layering, becoming an essential grammar through which the design articulates the space. With a constantly shifting pattern, the lines generate a continuous, almost musical rhythm, in which dimensional transitions flow seamlessly, creating a dynamic and enveloping visual effect.
Chemistry, too, draws on a composition that develops vertically, with a continuous rhythm reminiscent of the natural growth of foliage. A scene that superimposes lush vegetation, arranged in layers, with chiaroscuro effects, it is accompanied by superimposed spring blossoms, presented in tone-on-tone shades. The result is a dense composition that alternates with the background, standing out three-dimensionally thanks also to the three color variations offered.
