Botanic Drops

A poetry of rounded and twisted geometric shapes in chroma combinations inspired by the colors found in stones like unakite, ruby, and raspberry stone.

Air is one of the four classical elements of life, earth, water, air, and fire which were proposed to explain the nature and complexity of all matter.

Dainelli Studio’s Birds Eye View collection for YO2 takes its inspiration from a bird’s vista from above as it flies over desert sand dunes or vast lakes. The project includes rugs and wallpaper un

Jupiter is part of the first collection of rugs designed by Dainelli Studio for YO2.  The colours range from dark green to yellow, with a predominance of grey providing the neutral base in all vers

Patchwork, as its name says, combines patterns and colors like a quilt. Inspired by Poliakoff, Picabia, and cubism, its waves are dancing.

A wallpaper collection inspired by the allure of stained glass windows.

A modernized vintage forest sketch on an old paper scroll, the “Unsound” collection a fine-lined minimal piece, ideal for those who seek calmness and quietness.

It’s a Mediterranean-influenced landscape, where geometric structures contrast with the organic forms of lush vegetation.

Re imagining this ceiling fresco as a wall covering, Gjoen plays with perspectives made famous in the renaissance; inviting the viewer in.

The four subjects that make up this collection could be defined as a oneiric collage where memories, images, colors come together.

A set of geometric blocks are overlapped on a moire texture. The graphic ratio balance between the elegant organic oscillations and the cut shapes revealing a singular collage.

The “Fancy and funny objects” rugs tell us an ironic story, with objects left here and there from the night before, maybe a crazy party?

What really happened here?

This collection is a real acrylic on canvas portraying different versions of sunset and landscapes. Its pastel colors create a sense of tranquillity and a calming atmosphere.

Contours are the outlines that describe objects. Thin lines following different directions enable the creator to define and give information about the object in focus. 

The pieces illustrate a portrait of the current world, the madness we find ourselves in.