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The Bloom textile flooring, with customizable design, is made from Econyl, a nylon thread regenerated from industrial waste such as fishing nets, carpet flooring, and fabric and plastic production scraps.

Sets constructed to the millimeter, signature styling and lights that cut through the architecture: the image that Chiara Andreatti builds, strengthened also by a past spent in Piero Lissoni’s studio, leaves no room for distractions.

A dynamic crossroads of shapes, colors and overlapping plays. This is Traffic, the design conceived by DWA for the new Radici textile flooring range. A pattern in which to get lost and find oneself, in a constant exercise of observation and search for ever-new details.

Born in 198, Arthur Arbesser is a multifaceted designer who ranges from fashion to theater and designs. With Abet Laminates, Wittman and Radici, he has created interior collections that betray his passion for pattern.

From sustainable concrete and reclaimed fabrics to synthetic stones and innovative wood. These are the pavements that lead the way.

A harmonious interlocking of geometric shapes, decorations with a pop taste and dips into the thousand facets of blue. This is how Chiara Andreatti redefines the concept of carpeting for Radici, a historic Italian textile flooring company

Fashion and design meet on the ground with the textile flooring declination signed by Arthur Arbesser for Radici. The multifaceted Austrian creative – but based in Milan – has imagined a novel weave that reinvents one of the great design classics: black and white.

Capsule collections, monthly drops and limited editions. The design vocabulary is filled with words and new meanings to willingly embrace the cooperative dynamics that, for the longest time, have been successfully moving (also) the fashion industry.

Industrial tailoring, craftsmanship and celebration of Made in Italy: the 61st edition of the Milan Furniture Fair and its collateral event, Milan Design Week, are confirmed to be events of international importance, places of encounter, contamination and occasions to investigate the role of design and interior projects.

Vibrant colors, surfaces marked by marks, archetypal and almost magical shapes. It is a style that mixes ethnic suggestions and a vaguely hippy spirit. In a 21st century version

From April 18 to 23 we see the return of the Salone del Mobile in Milan, which puts everything revolving around design, sustainability (now queen and undisputed topic) to the relationships we have with objects. Here are what events and co-labs to watch out for, according to Spaghettimag.

Checkered tablecloths, optical furnishings, and carpeting in kaleidoscopic patterns. And a new collaboration to be seen at the Salone del Mobile.

Designer carpeting: our products selected by Vanity Fair for the April 2023 edition.

Eclettismi possibili. Architetti e stilisti firmano insieme progetti tessili. Artisti e designer si incontrano per il compleanno di uno storico brand.

Scopri la selezione di Dentro Casa per la 61a edizione del Salone del Mobile di Milano. Un palcoscenico di livello internazionale.

Preview del Salone del Mobile.Milano 2023, il pattern Tartan Doodles segna la collaborazione tra Radici e Arthur Arbesser.

On the occasion of the upcoming Salone del Mobile, Radici is presenting new designs in collaboration with creatives and designers.

Floor&Wall selected ten new products on display at MDW 2023, between Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone.

Designer carpeting: our product selected by DentroCasa for the March 2023 edition.

Designer carpeting: our products selected by Elle Decor for the February 2023 edition.