The Alpaca texture reproduces the silky effect of the precious natural fiber once used for the clothing of the Inca emperors.

The Ametis texture has the body of shantung silk. It's perfect for interior design projects that combine functionality and refinement.

Inspired by the urban brickwork that characterises industrial architecture, the Ares texture reflects the simplicity and depth of a concrete wall or trowelled plaster.

Shou Sugi Ban is the ancient Japanese technique of burning wood to preserve it over time. Besides being a conservative and eco-sustainable practice it gives an aesthetically pleasing "burnt wood" effect. The Bruciato texture is the representation of this effect on an ash essence.

Ceppo texture is characterized by a series of vertical stripes that recall the effect of brushing wood on which there are small pores. The result is a homogeneous and natural pattern that can be combined with decorative papers in wood essences and solid colours.

Cheope is a geometric texture inspired by the perfect lines of pyramids seen from a zenithal point of view. The shape is interpreted in its three-dimensionality, in order to create plays of light and shadow on furniture and walls.

The Concreta texture has a material aspect comparable to the plaster used for the decorative coatings of walls and ceilings.

Inspired by the king of the forest, the white fir, the Esperia texture has a straight and depth grain that gives intense tactile and visual sensations.

Fronda reproduces the elm wood, a plant widespread in the Italian countryside until the middle of the 20th century. Its luxuriance is glorified by the Latin poet Virgilio in the Bucoliche. The grains are similar to those of oak but the color of the essence is brighter.

Inspired by the world of metals, Idea is a texture featuring a brushed aluminum with a 45-degree angle engraving.

Jiometori is a texture with a geometrical composition inspired by Carlo Scarpa's Brion tomb. Its versatility makes it interesting in combination with decorative papers with a wood essences, for a synchronized result, solid colours that enhances its graphic aspect, but also metallic and stone effects.

Lacca texture reproduces the effect of lacquering, intended as the painting that uses lacquer, a colored covering paint that hides the grain of the wood. The matt look makes it extremely elegant and ideal in combination with solid colour decorative papers.

The Mosaico texture is a composition of square tiles whose irregular appearance is given by different levels of depth and width.

The Nadir texture features a geometrical composition on a squared background. An intersection of lines and volumes that evokes a formal and contemporary precision.

Paulownia wood is used for the production of okobo, the traditional Japanese sandals worn by maiko, the apprentice geisha. They are made with a single block of carved wood and they have a very high heel dig at the front of the foot. The Okobo texture has an attractive appearance due to the regularity of the fiber.

Ovatta reproduces the uniformity and softness to the touch of the wadding obtained by mixing cotton cuttings and used in tailoring and tapestry for the upholstery of clothes, sofas and, subject to aseptic treatment, in healthcare.

The Paglia texture presents an endless series of parallel vertical lines that give the surface a vibrant effect. Combined with solid color decorative papers it enhances the geometric pattern and with the wood essences it blends the three-dimensional effect.

Piombo is a matt surface for furniture and interior design. Innovative acrylic resins, applied using Electron Beam Curing, mean that Piombo reflects very little light - hence the opacity - while at the same making it anti-fingerprint, soft to the touch and highly resistant to scratches. Available as faced panel, laminate and edge it is a sophisticated and coordinated surface for furnishings and interiors, either vertical or horizontal.

The Poro Noce texture reproduces the wood of walnut, a tree considered a symbol of fertility, whose ancient presence in Campania is witnessed by the discovery in the excavations of Pompei of carbonized trees. The pores are spread in a diffuse way and are easily recognizable to the naked eye.

Primofiore texture is inspired by the weave of leather. Its softness and “silkiness” make it particularly fascinating, both emotionally and aesthetically.

The Quercia texture is a contemporary interpretation of the oak essence. An in-depth research to mantain unchanged some typical aspects of the essence: the deep and dense pore and the brushed appearance on the bottom.

Reflex is a bright texture that shines like brushed aluminium. Elegant and perfect combined with metallic or solid colour papers.

Riga texture is inspired by the parallel lines found in architecture and nature. The alternation of the negative and positive pace expresses three-dimensionality, the pore just hinted gives a classic look. In combination with the solid colours it reveals its contemporary personality.

The brushed effect of the Sablè texture is characteristic of handcrafted wood essences.

The Sherwood texture takes Po Valley oak as its reference, with strong and deep markings.

Talco is a soft and silky texture that can be combined with solid colors or stone effect decorative papers.

Tivoli is a deep and synchronized texture. A half-flamed ash compound.

The Toucher texture is inspired by the roughness of stingray leather. It is suitable for use inside wardrobes, combined with solid colours and patterned effects.

A series of positive and negative lines with a constant pitch identify Traccia texture. The contrast between the microstructure of the raised parts and the smooth surface of the depressions creates different levels of opacity, enhancing its technical aspect. Traccia expresses its maximum power in combination with solid colours decorative papers. Combined with wood, metal, fabric and stone effects it provides unexpected accents.

The Tranché texture reproduces the feel of rough wood, an handcrafted process that keep an irregular and archetypal stroke.