Solid States

Interlocking flower garlands of sea daffodils, bejeweled female figures on a starry night, and clusters of tall blossoms reference the beauty of a time centered around the classics.

The idea behind this urban and glamorous design is to have a concrete surface that would reflect our passion for abstract and non-conventional artworks. 

Inspired by the beauty of sunshine rays the pin through high grass and ripe wheat fields of late summer afternoons, this sublime moment of beauty is interpreted through very thin, exact lines that

This collection is undeniably one of our most beloved collections since it combines ancient art and a grunge aesthetic that along they form a unique cosmopolitical effect.

This collection creates the perception of a lush inside garden, with decor inspired by a variety of plants.

A carpet that depicts a microscope image of the pine stem, characterized by the presence of numerous resin-ducts and tracheids with diverse bordered pits on their radial walls.

The wallpaper collection was inspired by the Art Works of Simone Del Tintore, an Italian painter, active in his native Lucca in the second half of the 17th century. Used these two inspirational way

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

A tribute to nature and spirituality, fascination for phyllotaxis as well as folkloric motifs particularly inspired by naive art in general as well as the exuberant and exotic vegetation of Douanie

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

Geometric patterns and earthy color tones are the main elements for this collection while it gives the feeling of sophistication in any space.

This rug shows the harmony of man-giving structures and flowers that grow along it in a dream of watercolors.

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

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.

Inspired by the fluidity of cells, this collection combines the art of nature represented in an abstract composition.