l’Opificio Collections 2020

l’Opificio Collections 2020

l’Opificio present in September the new collections:

SCOTT, a jacquard fabric designed by the designer Serena Confalonieri, who has been chosen by the Maison for her eclectic and cool approach.

Inspired by the classical Scottish Tartan pattern, widely used pattern both in fashion as well in the interior sectors, here it is reinterpreted with a contemporary approach.

With Scott, the rigid right lines typical of the Scottish Tartan have been taken over by soft wavy stripes, which crossing, create a delicate and refined geometric pattern

The chromatic palette, deliberately proposes some colour variants typical of the Tartan (as red, blue, okra, brown and black) including though, some further tones closer to the interior world such as beige, grey, light blue, pink and terracotta.

The unusual bouclè linen yarn, used in the weft enhances the visual and tactile perception of the textile and confirms the contemporary interpretation of this classic pattern.

As a result, it is an intense collection which can dress traditional as well as contemporary interiors or it can be included in mountain interiors, in any case, always places with great personality.

THICK, the new collections designed by Barbara Bertoldo, Art Director of l’Opificio, celebrate a rediscovered naturality. It represents the search of simplicity, gained through a carful play of contrast, as the result of an ecological mindset that looks for a balance, by using natural fibres and color, and in the beauty of a welcoming and reassuring textile.

Inspired by the energy of the rock, the rough beauty of the dried plants, the colour of the sky or the shade of the forest, this collection with an urban soul, thus perfect for a mountain interior too, is proposed in 7 tones with different personality.

Thick, a praise to the haptic, has a rich hand and is played around the structure of the textile which defines it texture: robust thus comfortable with an excellent resistance, it is perfect also for an intense use.

The new proposals join the 45 l’Opificio collections already existing created by Barbara Bertoldo.