Checkered tablecloths, optical furnishings, and carpets with kaleidoscopic patterns. And a new collaboration to see at the Salone del Mobile.

The Opera, Central Saint Martins, Giorgio Armani, namely Vienna, London, Milan. Each of these three cities and the three associated symbols has contributed something to the biographical and professional level of the fashion designer and creative Arthur Arbesser, who is a protagonist, along with Chiara Andreatti and the DWA studio, of the new designs launched by Radici.

Appreciated for his ability to reinvent himself at the pace of his colorful prints, where the pattern becomes an ever-new exercise in style, for his collaboration with Radici, he has created Tartan Doodles, a multilayer design for textile flooring that “wants to tell a bit about my years of joyful ‘madness’ as a student in London when I used to hang out in characteristic pubs, where there was often tartan carpet on the floor. The new collection signed for Radici also tells about my habit of doodling with a pen while I’m on the phone.”