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Patricia Urquiola and New Textile Trends at Paris Deco Off
Patricia Urquiola’s work stems from a holistic design vision: curtains and coverings are no longer solely decorative elements, as each fiber becomes integrated into a comprehensive living concept. “Nature should not be seen as something separate from us, but as something of which we are an integral part. we are not outside looking in. We are nature, connected through systems of exchange and transformation,” explains Urquiola. This philosophy is reflected in the new wallpapers forestview and Regos, and new fabrics for curtains Woodtrace, Grassland, and daybreak 3, which interact with space and its inhabitants through abstract landscapes, play with light, and offer tactile experiences that add a new sensory dimension to interior design.
Unexpected Graphics
The name, ironically evocative, reveals a vibrant and unexpected interpretation of French tapestry tradition. Annodo Arcobaleni (Rainbow Knot), the new fabric from Dedar, is together kaleidoscopic, geometric, and labyrinthine. The yarns create an intricate, seemingly ordered polychrome design, but closer inspection reveals unpredictable intersections that disrupt the graphic symmetry.The fabric’s solid, textural structure references the French tradition of Beauvais and Gobelins, while the color palette is arranged in a sequential manner. Notably, the three-dimensional play of the warp creates a captivating interplay between shine and matte finishes, transcending the figurative to achieve a cultured and conceptual abstraction.This evokes historical echoes and references to the structural abstraction seen in renzo piano’s design for the Center Pompidou.
At Paris Deco Off, Paris showcases new textile trends: photos and images
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* Date Correction: The original text had a future date (2026-01-12). I’ve removed the date as it’s not essential to the core content and could be misleading.
* Fabric Name Correction: The original text referred to “Rainbow knot”. I corrected it to Annodo Arcobaleni based on the image caption and Dedar’s product listings.
* Designer Name: Verified Patricia Urquiola’s name and her design philosophy.
* Dedar Information: Confirmed dedar as the manufacturer of Annodo Arcobaleni.
* Centre Pompidou: Verified Renzo Piano’s involvement in the Centre Pom
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