Moss 3-Wick Candle
abchome > Accessories
<!-- td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;} --> Welcome in the scent of a secret forest with this Moss 3-Wick Candle. This large candle is hand-poured with soy wax, then decorated with moss from Latvian forests. This soy wax candle is created using only the finest ingredients including natural soy wax, the finest cotton wick, and recyclable cardboard packaging. This botanical candle burns and creates a tunnel to illuminate the dried herbs within. Fragrance: Moss | Volume: 1700 ml | Dimensions: 13 cm x H 11.5 cm | Burn Time: 70h
Lia
zanotta > Chair
Chair. Armchair. Aluminum alloy frame, polished or painted black, graphite or white. Seat, back and armrests upholstered in polyurethane. Removable cover in fabric or leather or non-removable in cowhide. Upon request two loose covers to be put on without fixing can be supplied: in 100% white cotton, available either short covering seat and backrest or long covering legs too.
7.75 in. Unsealed Hexagon - Spanish Mission Red Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
Bryson Woven Arm Chair
lexington > Chair
Casual Contemporary designs crafted from quartered hickory veneers and select hardwoods in a sundrenched Sierra tan finish. Concave back in twisted lampakanai rope with contrasting darker stripe at bottom. Upholstered seat in standard fabric 229211 Palmdale - A performance fabric featuring a linen weave in a winter-white coloration. Content: 85% Cotton, 15% Linen.
Lea
zanotta > Chair
Chair. Chair with armrests. Aluminium alloy frame. Seat, back and armrests upholstered in polyurethane. Removable cover of backrest, seat and legs in fabric or leather or non removable in cowhide. Upon request two loose covers to be put on without fixing can be supplied: in 100% white cotton, available either short covering seat and backrest or long covering legs too.
Lealta
zanotta > Chair
Chair. Aluminium alloy frame. Seat and back upholstered in polyurethane. Removable cover of backrest, seat and legs in fabric or leather or non removable in cowhide. Upon request two loose covers to be put on without fixing can be supplied: in 100% white cotton, available either short covering seat and backrest or long covering legs too.
Limpo Rug
carlhansen > Carpet
A structural hand-woven rug from Linie Design. Tranquil colours are blended with contrasting textures to create a minimalist rug that appeals to both visual and tactile senses. The wool's natural properties offer superior warmth and durability, as well as reinforcing the feeling of timelessness and authenticity. Handcrafted by Linie Design’s artisan weavers, designed by Linie Design team. Made in India Material: 85% wool/15% Cotton.
Cross
minotti > Carpet
Entirely handwoven according to an ancient Indian tradition, Cross Flag is the rug in 100% fine New Zealand wool with an aesthetic that sums up the meeting of different cultures, enhancing the characteristics of the weaving technique and the material with which it is made. The irregularity of its design is carefully controlled by the insertion of frisé wool yarns into the weft and warp, giving an overall soft three-dimensional appearance. With a 15 mm thick shag and a perimeter underlay consisting of a jacquard ribbon in regenerated cotton, Cross is the ideal complement to all the Minotti seats. It is available in White with a 2 cm handmade Mustard braided border on the short sides.
Lialta
zanotta > Chair
Chair. Aluminum alloy frame, polished or painted black, graphite or white. Seat and back upholstered in polyurethane. Removable cover in fabric or leather or non-removable in cowhide. Upon request two loose covers to be put on without fixing can be supplied: in 100% white cotton, available either short covering seat and backrest or long covering legs too.
12x12 Sealed Stair Tread - Spanish Mission Red Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
8.5 x 11.25 Unsealed Arabesque 2 - Spanish Mission Red Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
5.75 x 12 Unsealed Spanish Mission Red - Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
Calligraphy Bird Duvet Cover Set
moooi > Styling
The Calligraphy Bird duvet cover set is part of the Extinct Animals bedding collection. The exclusive duvet cover set has a subtle jacquard weave on the front based on the smallest and softest down feathers of the extinct Calligraphy Bird. The deep colours add a modern and contemporary look. The reverse side is dyed in a solid colour. The pillowcases feature double Oxford edging. The pillowcases and reverse side of the duvet cover set are made from 100% cotton sateen for an extra soft and smooth feeling. 
11.75 in. Unsealed Hexagon - Spanish Mission Red Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
8.125 x 8.125 Sealed Spanish Mission Red - Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
12x12 Sealed Spanish Mission Red - Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
Charme 600
flukso > Curtain
Textiles for upholstery and home decoration find in the Charme collection one of the highest points in the luxury market. The Charme fabrics, fully designed and manufactured in Italy, are made from prime yarns skilfully juxtaposed to best render the true Italian tradition of fabrics and decoration. Thanks to strié warps, the designs seem to emerge from the background while the use of thick and opaque viscose yarns contrasting with thin but bright artificial fibres creates a refined interplay of light. The collection comes in four matching designs, all-over flower motifs, stripes and webs, in eight different colours per design. Charme can be matched with Snob, a cotton blend and polyester velvet from the Flukso collection available in 35 different colours.
Audrey Chair
paolocastelli > Chair
Audrey Chair, soft, fluid lines are the distinctive characteristics of this seat, designed to bring elegance to the dining area while offering maximum comfort at the same time. The chair has a beech wood structure, padded in different density expanded polyurethane, covered on the inside with 100% cotton and polyester. The upholstering can be personalized choosing elegant fabric, fine leather or nubuck; the legs are made of beech wood and are painted matt gold. Unremovable covering.
Ama Armchair
paolocastelli > Armchair
Ama is also an armchair, part of sofas and armchairs living set, a new collection of Paolo Castelli. Ama is an upholstered seating with a deco image. The shape is truly original, as it is characterised by compositional asymmetries given by the different heights of the compositional elements. The whole is highly scenic and sparkling, satisfying even the youngest audience, without losing the elegance that distinguishes the collection of which it is part. The armchair has a reinforced multilayer solid wood frame and a full-bodied polyurethane padding with polyester fibre cover and cotton lining.
7.875 x 8.875 Sealed Hexagon - Spanish Mission Red Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
Charme 900
flukso > Curtain
Textiles for upholstery and home decoration find in the Charme collection one of the highest points in the luxury market. The Charme fabrics, fully designed and manufactured in Italy, are made from prime yarns skilfully juxtaposed to best render the true Italian tradition of fabrics and decoration. Thanks to strié warps, the designs seem to emerge from the background while the use of thick and opaque viscose yarns contrasting with thin but bright artificial fibres creates a refined interplay of light. The collection comes in four matching designs, all-over flower motifs, stripes and webs, in eight different colours per design. Charme can be matched with Snob, a cotton blend and polyester velvet from the Flukso collection available in 35 different colours.
https:Jacaranda Chair
tetrad > Armchair
Elegant and shapely, with soft, relaxed curves and flowing lines, this chair combines exquisite comfort with timeless style. The fully sprung fixed seat and back offer exceptional comfort and support, with minimal maintenance. Fabric options include a heavyweight, hand woven and hand printed cotton, resulting in a unique statement piece with a bohemian twist. Perfect for: Casual and formal settings Busy homes and lifestyles Those who want something striking and unique
Casual Squares Duvet cover
auping > Accessories
This duvet cover, woven in creamy white with deep dark blue, features timeless checks. The classic checked pattern suits any bedroom. The yarn-dyed threads give the design a luxurious appearance. The reverse of the duvet cover is solid creamy white. Woven with 100% organic, yarn-dyed percale cotton... Tuck-in flap All Auping duvet covers have an extra-long tuck-in flap across the entire width and on both sides. This allows you to tuck the duvet cover under your mattress. Cold feet will become a thing of the past. You can recognize the extra-long tuck-in flap by the length of the duvet cover: 200/220.Button down The Auping duvet covers and duvets feature the button down system. These are handy buttons and loops to secure the duvet and cover together so that it doesn’t shift. Auping duvet covers have loops on the inside, and our duvets have buttons in the same place. The loops in the duvet cover can be wrapped around these buttons so that the duvet cannot shift inside the cover. And these buttons and loops make it even easier to make your bed. Sustainable sleep At Auping, we dream of a well-rested world, one in which we sleep under wonderful bedding produced in an eco-friendly way and under good working conditions. This is why all of our duvet covers carry the internationally recognized GOTS label. This is the strictest international standard for organic textiles. It is a guarantee of top quality and assures us that the entire chain meets rigorous social and environmental requirements.
Bryson Woven Side Chair
lexington > Chair
Casual Contemporary designs crafted from quartered hickory veneers and select hardwoods in a sundrenched Sierra tan finish. Concave back in twisted lampakanai rope with contrasting darker stripe at bottom. Upholstered seat in standard fabric 229211 Palmdale - A performance fabric featuring a linen weave in a winter-white coloration. Content: 85% Cotton, 15% Linen.
Matin Wall Lamp
hay > Wall lamp
Designed by Inga Semp the Matin Wall Lamp offers a contemporary yet poetic design with a construction that combines visual delicacy with physical robustness. The head of the lamp can be angled approximately 45 degrees both upwards and downwards to create an ambient uplight as well as directional downlight. The wall-mounted design consists of a steel wire bent frame finished in polished brass with matte black hardware and is paired with a pleated cotton shade in two sizes with a variety of vibrant colours. The light source is an integrated LED offering a diffused light which is accompanied by a digital in-line dimmer control to adjust the output of light if required.
Menagerie of Extinct Animals XL Pillow
moooi > Styling
The Menagerie of Extinct Animals XL pillow is part of Mooois Extinct Animals bedding collection. This extra-large pillow in combination with the luscious print will be a real eye-catcher in your bedroom. Sketches of now extinct animals were the inspiration for the exotic botanical print. The shiny 100% cotton sateen weave feels wonderfully soft and gives the pillow a luxurious look. 
Paulistano tissus
objekto > Chair
A cult armchair signed by the hand of Paulo Mendes da Rocha, declined in colored fabric. Very comfortable, the Paulistano is a design classic with a timeless elegance.The spring steel frame, presented in its original finish of phosphated carbon steel, polished stainless steel, or coated with an extremely durable epoxy paint, is covered with a genuine cotton canvas available in a wide range of colors.Placed in a living room, a bedroom or a veranda, this armchair will adapt to any atmosphere. Designed in 1957 by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, the Paulistano armchair was part, for many years, of the living rooms of the Athletic Club of São Paulo. The constructivist concept of the structure, made up from a single bended steel bar, and its cover, made up of leather or cotton, procure to this armchair an esthetical lightness and an incomparable comfort. Edited in small series within the last years, the Paulistano armchair emerges from the past to show that the purity and the elegance of its lines are timeless: a masterpiece. The Paulistano lounge chair has been included in the famous permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art of New York (MoMA)
Paulistano Mesh
objekto > Chair
A cult chair signed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, one of the great masters of architecture, declined in a Mesh version, all steel. Very comfortable, the Paulistano is a design classic with a timeless elegance.This 100% stainless steel version retains the flexibility and suppleness of the original chair, with the metal mesh replacing leather or textile.The Paulistano Mesh will bring a unique touch of originality to your home. Designed in 1957 by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, the Paulistano armchair was part, for many years, of the living rooms of the Athletic Club of São Paulo. The constructivist concept of the structure, made up from a single bended steel bar, and its cover, made up of leather or cotton, procure to this armchair an esthetical lightness and an incomparable comfort. Edited in small series within the last years, the Paulistano armchair emerges from the past to show that the purity and the elegance of its lines are timeless: a masterpiece. The Paulistano lounge chair has been included in the famous permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art of New York (MoMA)
Paulistano OC
objekto > Chair
The Paulistano OC leather office chair is a rolling variation of the original Paulo Mendes da Rocha chair. Keeping its mythical and timeless design, it is covered with its full grain leather cover and a steel structure.This office chair will take a beautiful patina over time. Designed in 1985 within the Brazilian creative group Nucleon 8, the Paulistano OC is the office evolution of the famous Paulistano chair designed by architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha which was part, for many years, of the living rooms of the Athletic Club of São Paulo. The constructivist concept of the structure, made up from a single bended steel bar, and its cover, made up of leather or cotton, procure to this armchair an esthetical lightness and an incomparable comfort. Edited in small series within the last years, the Paulistano armchair emerges from the past to show that the purity and the elegance of its lines are timeless: a masterpiece. The Paulistano lounge chair has been included in the famous permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art of New York (MoMA)
Charme 800
flukso > Curtain
Textiles for upholstery and home decoration find in the Charme collection one of the highest points in the luxury market. The Charme fabrics, fully designed and manufactured in Italy, are made from prime yarns skilfully juxtaposed to best render the true Italian tradition of fabrics and decoration. Thanks to strié warps, the designs seem to emerge from the background while the use of thick and opaque viscose yarns contrasting with thin but bright artificial fibres creates a refined interplay of light. The collection comes in four matching designs, all-over flower motifs, stripes and webs, in eight different colours per design. Charme can be matched with Snob, a cotton blend and polyester velvet from the Flukso collection available in 35 different colours.
4.25 x 11.75 Unsealed Cove Base - Spanish Mission Red Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
12x12 Unsealed Stair Tread - Spanish Mission Red Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
8.25 x 8.25 Unsealed Spanish Mission Red - Floor Tile
casatile > Floor tile-stone
The properties of earth tone color, and texture of our Spanish Mission Red Tile are derived from its clay. The tiles are composed of clay deposits from California and totally handcrafted using old-world methods introduced to this region by the first Spanish explorers and missionaries. Using local natural resources the early Spanish settlers made the first Missions with adobe clay tiles, which were only sun-air dry. And covered floors, walls, and roofs with terra cotta tiles (baked earth).Clay tiles were essential for the foundations of the first California Missions, and continue today to be an important element in the building of Spanish Revival Architecture homes in California, and in other states such as Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida to name a few.
Morning Haze Housse de couette
auping > Accessories
The design on this cover is formed by black brushstrokes and stripes on an off-white background. It is a beautiful black and white drawing on textile. The back of the pillowcase is also off-white and the front has the same brushstrokes as the cover. This duvet cover is made of cotton satin and feels... Tuck-in flap All Auping duvet covers have an extra-long tuck-in flap across the entire width and on both sides. This allows you to tuck the duvet cover under your mattress. Cold feet will become a thing of the past. You can recognize the extra-long tuck-in flap by the length of the duvet cover: 200/220. Pillow case with double-sided hotel closure The Morning haze pillowcases have a double-sided envelope closure. An envelope closure is a folded opening on the shortest side of the pillowcase. With a double-sided envelope closure, it doesn’t matter which side of your pillow you use; it will always look neat. Button down The duvet covers and duvets feature the button down system. These are handy buttons and loops to secure the duvet and cover together so that it doesn’t shift. Auping duvet covers have loops on the inside, and our duvets have buttons in the same place. The loops in the duvet cover can be wrapped around these buttons so that the duvet cannot shift inside the cover. And these buttons and loops make it even easier to make your bed. Sustainable sleep At Auping, we dream of a well-rested world, one in which we sleep under wonderful bedding produced in an eco-friendly way and under good working conditions. The covers in the autumn 2022 collection carry the BCI label, which guarantees sustainable and socially responsible production of bed textiles.
Paulistano - leather
objekto > Chair
A cult leather armchair signed by the hand of architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha. Very comfortable, the Paulistano is a design classic with a timeless elegance.The spring steel frame, presented in its original phosphated carbon steel finish, polished stainless steel, or covered with an extremely durable epoxy paint, is covered with a sensual and deep piece of full grain vegetable leather. Placed in a living room, in a bedroom, this armchair with its minimalist lines will fit into any interior and will take on an extraordinary patina over time. Designed in 1957 by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, the Paulistano armchair was part, for many years, of the living rooms of the Athletic Club of São Paulo. The constructivist concept of the structure, made up from a single bended steel bar, and its cover, made up of leather or cotton, procure to this armchair an esthetical lightness and an incomparable comfort. Edited in small series within the last years, the Paulistano armchair emerges from the past to show that the purity and the elegance of its lines are timeless: a masterpiece. The Paulistano lounge chair has been included in the famous permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art of New York (MoMA)
Euridice Tela
florim > Wallcovering
The mystery and poetry of painting. Art that inhabits space. «In the past, art was expected to transfer the object, or work of art, from the inanimate to the animate world. Now, since we know that the whole world is animate, the task of the artist is to interact with the intelligence of matter.» Giorgio Griffa Born in Turin in 1936, Giorgio Griffa is now ranked as one of Italy's most important abstract painters of the Twentieth Century. He began to paint when he was very young, just 10 years old, and for two decades his work was figurative, fairly traditional in subjects and style. His mature work developed later, in the mid Sixties, in the context of the abstract-expressionist and tachiste movements, which based their language on a concept of painting as a sequence of actions, like a repeated sign or form of writing. Rather than a representation, painting became the direct expression of a mental state, a precise psychic temperature, an internal beat.Historically, his work has been classified as part of this "analytical painting" movement, which concentrated on analysing itself and its internal mechanisms: surface, substrate, colour and sign. However, Giorgio Griffa's work seems to stand apart from that of his fellow artists, and nowadays it is difficult to place it firmly within the historic analytical and conceptual painting movements. His abstract works, consisting of simple signs repeated on the canvas, seem to be not so much an analysis of the act of painting as a homage to painting itself and its history. And this is one of the delightful, central paradox's of Griffa's work: in spite of their conceptual approach, his paintings have <strong>a fascinating lyrical component, a radiant musicality, very different from the cold, unemotional mood of the neo-avantgardes</strong>.<br /> In this sense his works are something of a mystery for the art world, as lovely as they are indefinable, because in them everything seems to be at once both simple and complex. The types of canvas the artist uses (jute, hemp, cotton or linen) are simple. His painted signs are also simple, or even anonymous: a series of vertical or horizontal lines and - only from the Eighties onwards - stylised floral motifs, friezes and spirals. Yet Griffa entrusts this apparent simplicity with the task of saying what is unsayable by its very nature; of plumbing the depths of the mystery of creation and the unknown. Seemingly banal and obvious at first glance, Griffa's work is actually layered with references to the history of art, Stone Age painting, Zen philosophy, music and "“ as we have seen "“ the artistic avantgarde of his own age.All these characteristics are very much to the fore in the artist's works for CEDIT Ceramiche. For this historic brand, Griffa has created five works involving a series of lyrical, minimalist signs, which recall the motifs current in the late Sixties and Seventies. The range of colours in which these signs are presented, with complementary colours and half-tones, seem to be drawn from the Renaissance and the art of Venice and its region in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. The other fundamental point of reference is Matisse, the painter who rejoiced in colour and in whose images signs and colours are nicely balanced.<br /> Griffa's collection for CEDIT sets out to use <strong>modular repetition of signs</strong> to build up genuine spatial environments for everyday living. The partnership with a ceramics manufacturer is a particularly fertile one for the Turin-born artist. In fact, his pictorial language "“ based on the concept of an anonymous sign open to potentially infinite repetition "“ seems to be ideally suited to large-scale reproduction and the decoration of entire interiors. The concepts of fragmentation and incompletion can be easily applied to the decoration of living-spaces of varying sizes, as if they were "portions" of a larger whole, an expanding universe. All Griffa's works use a repertoire of timeless signs, actions repeated over the millennia, on a complex trajectory that combines art, craftsmanship and decoration. In the project for CEDIT, this ancient story of experimentation with the potentialities of sign, colour and matter comes to a kind of natural, fascinating fruition.