Bisazza Launches New Collection In Collaboration With Pucci

Editor - March 26, 2014

At next month’s Salone del Mobile in Milan, Italian tile brand Bisazza will launch a new collection of mosaics based on the iconic prints of Emilio Pucci.

The new Bisazza collection translates the geometric patterns and striking colors of Emilio Pucci’s prints into a dazzling series of mosaics.

The collection consists of three designs called Alba, Amelie and Onde.

Amelie – a print introduced in 2006 – is a geometric floral pattern in shades of aquamarine, black and white. The print, which opens up across six panels, communicates a sense of movement and continuity.

Visually bold, Alba – designed in 2006 – is another floral print realized in rich, bold colors.

Based on a Pucci scarf design from 1969, the Onde pattern symbolizes the fluid motion of the sea, presented in warm shades of brown, beige, white and black.

Laudomia Pucci, the daughter of Emilio Pucci and head of the family business, comments: "This is a great opportunity for our graphic designs to move beyond the bounds of the concept of fashion, evolving into a bold new artistic expression.”

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