Quality, functionality, trend. Jannelli & amp; Volpi returns to the Milan Design Week and honors three of his distinctive values with an eye increasingly focused on the attention to the production process, which must be responsible and eco-friendly.
The brand's commitment in this sense translates into a company team that develops and periodically analyzes a Green Development Plan with the aim of constantly improving the approach to production: use of eco-friendly materials, traceability and control of all products with a view to recovering the sources used.
To give voice and promote this production philosophy, Jannelli&Volpi is present at Milan Design Week 2023 in two formats: at the fair with the two new wallcoverings Altagamma Tissé and Academy - A Tribute to Gustav Klimt< /em>, and at the FuoriSalone in the city with the collaboration that gives shape to new 'trendy' patterns for wallpaper conceived with the designer and stylist Alessandro Enriquez.
Jannelli&Volpi at the Salone del Mobile, Milan
At the Salone del Mobile, Milan (pav. 4 - stand E06_E08) Jannelli&Volpi will exhibit the entire range, including JV and Co.De, with a focus on the new Altagamma Tissé and Academy - a tribute to Gustav Klimt collections born from careful research, innovative embossing and production techniques, accompanied as always by a careful study of the material and color combinations of contemporary trend.
Altagamma Tisse
A line composed of combinations of chain stitch cords which, thanks to the skill of embossing, live on light and detailed three-dimensionality, as in the geometric design Penelope.
Sophisticated raw canvases 'sewn' with geometric respect give life to a messy sewing as in Pierrot. The research then led to a study of intertwined yarns, free or geometric stitching, as in Arlequine: a design with a strong iconography, with an Anglo-Saxon reference, studied in decisive and harmonious combinations.
For each subject, moreover, there are British-inspired plain colors such as tweed, with warp and weft from the thick and knotty yarn, or in reference to the thin linen canvas, as a reference to the ancient Company of the Indies.
Even the colors proposed and the chromatic combinations are Anglo-Saxon references. Shades of mustard and military green, with contrasting red or cerulean threads. Or again aviation blue and petrol blue with touches of bronze and mellow beige. In line Penelope the chromatic sequence is given by the combinations that give the wall an almost soft touch, sometimes shiny.
The quality of the embossing works in detail, guaranteeing matt or glossy shades. The whole collection aims to give the environment a familiar and warm, personal and welcoming air. Its use in contemporary environments gives identity and elegance and integrates with a modern and minimal design.
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