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Ritzwell Stand
The Ritzwell stand at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2024 highlights the brand’s core values and principles, based on the search for a balance between Japanese culture and contemporary language.
The layout proposes a revisited version of some distinctive architectural elements, such as columns, reminiscent of Japanese temples, and tokonoma, alcoves found in the main rooms of Japanese homes, which divide the exhibition space and interact with the natural elements.
The environment is essential and welcoming, thanks to a concept based on neutral and warm tones, where unique touches of brighter but never overpowering colours recall the finishes of the brand’s collections. For this reason the soft and silky effect of Talco UA80 was chosen for the floor and for the elevated “windows” that allow you to observe up close the high quality of the products on display.
The layout proposes a revisited version of some distinctive architectural elements, such as columns, reminiscent of Japanese temples, and tokonoma, alcoves found in the main rooms of Japanese homes, which divide the exhibition space and interact with the natural elements.
The environment is essential and welcoming, thanks to a concept based on neutral and warm tones, where unique touches of brighter but never overpowering colours recall the finishes of the brand’s collections. For this reason the soft and silky effect of Talco UA80 was chosen for the floor and for the elevated “windows” that allow you to observe up close the high quality of the products on display.
Talco is a soft and silky texture that can be combined with solid colors or stone effect decorative papers.
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