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“With the new Pigments collection for Radici, I wanted to explore colour as a living gesture, layering and rhythm. The inspiration comes from nature and chromatic matter: signs, overlaps and vibrations become textures capable of capturing a frame, suspending a moment and transforming it into an experience.” – says Marco Piva

In textile flooring, one of the most significant innovations in recent years is solution dyed technology, a manufacturing process that produces highly durable fibers with long-lasting color stability.

Thanks to its fibrous structure, carpet is able to retain heat and reduce thermal dispersion, creating a more comfortable surface compared to many traditional flooring solutions. For this reason, architects and designers increasingly consider it a solution that combines design, comfort, and sustainability.

Today more than ever, carpet flooring has returned to the center of interior design projects. Architects and designers choose it for its ability to introduce material, color, and depth into spaces, while offering concrete benefits such as acoustic comfort, thermal insulation, and walking safety.

A design narrative that brings together material, colour, volume and visual perception. On the occasion of Milan Design Week 2026, within an installation developed in collaboration with Zambaiti Parati, we will present Pigments, the new textile collection designed by Marco Piva. At the heart of FRAMES, the installation conceived by Studio Marco Piva, the collections of the two companies will be on display from April 20 to 26 at Corso Garibaldi 17.

In the contract sector, safety and design are essential elements when choosing flooring. Anti-slip materials for interiors play a fundamental role in ensuring safe environments without sacrificing aesthetics and comfort.

Ritmi, a new pattern collection by Francesca Lanzavecchia, explores ChromoProject and transforms carpet into graphic landscapes with bold colour and dynamic geometry.

2026 marks a return to authenticity and a deeper connection with nature in interior design. Chromatic and tactile trends merge into a sensory narrative that engages all the senses, with carpet emerging as the protagonist in interpreting these evolutions.

Radici Pietro Industries & Brands and Bloom Back are partners of the exhibition That Person’s Heaven by Matt Mullican at Palazzo della Ragione, Bergamo.
A project that brings together art, matter, and sustainability, realised in collaboration with Aquafil.
The work – a monumental 16×16-metre grid – reflects the shared vision of innovation and environmental respect that also defines Bloom Back, Radici’s regenerated and regenerable carpet.

Choosing carpet in a contract project is a crucial step that goes far beyond its simple covering function. In a world where every detail helps define the identity and experience of spaces, carpet stands out as a versatile element, able to combine aesthetics, comfort, and durability.