Circus Stripes brings the gentle charm of the circus big top into the home, transforming it into a soft, theatrical and surprisingly homely design. The stripes gather and unfurl like drapes, creating a space that feels as though it has been set aside for a small private party. A balance of grace, humour and wonder, where decoration becomes atmosphere.

Eos is a symbol of rebirth. The dawn, her creative act. Its surface captures that liminal moment when night gives way to day: nature’s solemn awakening. In a play of stark contrasts, golden ripples emerge from the waves of shadow, evoking a sense of ecstatic wonder. Eos is shaped from the very substance of dreams. Here, light becomes its material of choice: delicate yet radiant, it dances across surfaces, transforming every space into a sanctuary of pure radiance. Designed for the contract and hospitality sectors, Eos is dedicated to creating intimate settings, where aesthetic refinement culminates in a striking visual impact, capable of enhancing the guest’s profound sense of well-being.

The collaboration with Spaghetti Wall stems from Masina Studio’s approach to operating at the intersection of tradition and innovation. The project unfolds through a cross-disciplinary language that draws inspiration from the worlds of art, fashion and graphic design, coming together to form a coherent and contemporary design vision. The collaboration has resulted in four visual narratives that capture contemporary approaches to living, transforming graphic design into an element capable of giving new form and identity to the space.

Pensieri Illustrati is the creative project of Matteo Vilardo and Chiara Speziale, an artistic and life partnership that transforms silence into visual storytelling. It all began with a drawer full of ink drawings which, through a deep synergy, have found a new digital chromatic life, giving shape to a universe where design meets myth and social commentary. With a minimalist style and a palette that reimagines the colours of reality, the duo explores the fragility of everyday life and the beauty of Mediterranean symbols, inviting the viewer to pause and listen. Their works are “silences that speak”, fragments of a collective logbook that translates dreams and paradoxes into images capable of restoring a sense of wonder and respect for the world around us.

I have always loved flowers and their scent, their colours, their texture: for me, observing, photographing and sketching flowers is an intimate and captivating experience. My greatest fear is that one day all this beauty might disappear, and from this notion I have created interconnections between species, extinct and decaying flowers which, through digitalisation, mutate and take on other forms; they multiply and transform in an endless process.As if through a microscope, I observe their sap and imagine reading their DNA. The petals, fragile structures, and the delicate colours of the flowers have a soothing effect on the human body. Hand-painted, the PARADISE LOST collection for SpaghettiWall traces my work across five pieces. The protagonist is the flower in various stages of observation: a captured moment, delicate and fragile, of vulnerability laid bare.

The wallpaper collections designed for Spaghettiwall stem from an attempt to imbue a product – which, until now, has always served a strictly decorative purpose – with practical value. True to a design approach that regards rationality as an essential quality of the object, we have explored the interaction between the wall and the space, as well as the objects within it. This led, for example, to the creation of the Layout and Trame wallpapers, which, through graphic grids, establish visual rules that suggest a ‘layout’ for the wall, giving the user the opportunity to hang pictures or objects according to defined principles. The lines and squares thus become reference points for aligning pictures, mirrors, wall lights, shelves, wall units and clocks, or for positioning furniture against the wall itself. The wallpaper thus offers previously unseen compositional possibilities.A piece of art, of any shape or size, can find its rightful place anywhere on the wall.

This collection travels to the Orient, but also through lake and Mediterranean landscapes. The key is vegetation, the main actress in a script told through images that create unique and never repetitive textures. A romantic comedy, an explosion of blooms in watercolour tones, now bucolic gardens or a nature documentary.

The Grand Tour collection draws inspiration from a childhood memory: the ‘exotic’ landscapes that were a common feature on the walls of many homes during the 1970s and 1980s. The ‘cinematic’ scale of these images depicted unlikely tropical scenes, rather than the dense birch forests typical of northern Europe, offering residents and guests an escape from everyday life – even if only in their imagination. We thought of the English Grand Tours, of the Italian landscapes that were a coveted destination for so many travellers from across the Channel. Landscapes reimagined through memories, travel sketches, watercolours, and quick jottings in a sketchbook during a walk in the mountains or on a summer Sunday by the sea. I hope that today’s children will pause to look at our wallpapers with the same sense of wonder we felt, dreaming for a moment of being somewhere else.

Gastone Cerato presents a collection born from in-depth study of product desn with the aim of achieving light forms with simple ergonomics.

Making Knots is a collection inspired by the eponymous installation by Gian Paolo Venier and Giorgio Biscaro exhibited in the LeStanze showroom during Milan Design Week 2024. The installation was conceived and realised in support of Made51, the humanitarian porgramme to support artisans fleeing war territories, and the UNHCR, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

Motus Collection by Ludovica Misciattelli evokes the world of fashion and its precious fabrics, through rich brushstrokes, soft lines and a surprising study of colour.

Metamorfosi, by Michael Milesi, stems from the meeting point of seemingly antithetical concepts - classical/contemporary, geometric/decorative - that give shape to fascinating hybridisations.

Exotic Blend powerfully expresses the identity of Carolina Palella, illustrator and pattern designer, who in this collection tells of an exotic universe with incisive colours and details that make the mind travel to distant destinations..

Atelier, is the collection designed by Alkimia that explores the theme of toile de jouy fabrics and bouquets, with prints available in several palettes.

Wanderlust, is a journey through natural landscapes with very different imprints. Ana Basoc explores techniques and styles with which she gives form to nature, from the micro to the macro.

Space Jungle, the dreamlike landscape imagined by Federica Faleschini, is a projection of a lush nature that winks at the virtual. Out of space and time it mixes metaverse and classical world.

Bietole, by Carlo Donati, is an investigation into colour expressed through the silhouettes of leaves that, like a forest, give shape to layers in multiple depth.

Vida is the new collection designed by Cristian Malisan, who continues his investigation into shapes by transforming simple graphic elements into versatile patterns that change their appeal depending on the medium on which they are printed.

My Venice is the colourful representation of the visual baggage of Antonio Minervini, an artist who for the first time brings his flowers in several variations to wallpapers.

Whispr2030 is an activist fashion brand inspired by the concepts of sisterhood, mind the gap and textile that identify the fashion brand of the same name. A new collection of graphics designed by Sofia Sabinot and Alice Peach takes shape from the brand's contact with the brand. It is a heterogeneous and contemporary collection. A narrative of soft shapes and full, enveloping colours, where the connection between the patterns communicates a message of unity.

Visioni, a collection designed by SW Lab, is an elegant memoir, a collection of slides depicting plants and flowers, bouquets and barely noticeable shadows of green branches and leaves. A refined and timeless interpretation.

Experience nature as an artistic representation, a hymn to the beauty that crosses places and eras of culture and art: from East to West, unexplored territories or secret gardens, throughout the seasons of life.

Visionary and engaging environments that draw inspiration from lush jungles, exotic cultures, traditional decorations or references to pop culture, for environments that are a far cry from the commonplace.

From the artisan tradition of the past, to the environments and challenges of the present, a way of furnishing and decorating spaces that creates a dimension made of natural prestige and scenographic sensations.

Colours like notes in the air, vibrations of the gaze and of the soul, shades that define the inexpressible and create seductive atmospheres in which everyone can imagine their next life scenario.

Outfitting any environment with wood, a natural choice that, thanks to technology, becomes even more sustainable, advantageous, durable and with a vein of genius that resolves any aesthetic and functional need.

The art of living is expressed through shapes, combinations, and compositions that make each room timeless, ranging from the styles of modernity to the inspirations of the past, always with an original and creative trait.

Material sensations that transform spaces, walls that become pages of a narrative made of colours, mixtures, reactions and creations, environments that are dressed in infinite possibilities, where change is the only constant.

Spaces lived and to be lived, signs of the time that give a philosophical depth to the spaces, ancient decorations and colours that become part of the present, continuing to cast light and shadow on our interiority.

Light weaves, tone-on-tone combinations, dreamy and enveloping atmospheres, spaces playing on recollections and emotions, express a romantically contemporary way of living and being.