Journal
Introducing our New Velvet Bags for 2020
Classic models and timeless velvets give life to three new bags by Tessitura Bevilacqua: discover Artemisia, Lavinia and Maddalena.
Soprarizzo or Cesellato: The Finest among Our Velvets
We reveal the characteristics that make soprarizzo velvet unique, and that help us to appreciate the most valuable fabric of our manual production.
A New Collaboration with the Alajmo Group in Marrakech
The interiors of the restaurant “Sesame” reflect the Moroccan soul, in harmony with the style and refinement of Bevilacqua Venetian velvets and damasks.
The flowers of Art Nouveau
Art Nouveau is characterised by the elegance of its decorative motifs, especially flowers, also used for luxury furnishing fabrics.
The Origins of Fine Fabrics in Venice
This is the story of how Venetian textile art developed luxury upholstery and clothing fabrics such as silk-made “clothes of gold” and “alto-basso” velvets.
The new Bevilacqua furnishing fabrics at Paris Deco Off 2020
At the annual event in Paris, we’re presenting this month the new collection inspired by the shapes and colours of nature.
Paris Deco Off 2020: a rendez-vous to introduce our new collection
From January 16th thru the 20th 2020, we will present our new fabrics. Our showroom will be located at 55 rue de Seine at the Galerie Seine 55 in Paris.
Bevilacqua Fabrics Land in Korea, Thanks to the Collaboration with LIA
An exclusive space to showcase our fabrics for Korean customers that reflects the love for beauty, art and tradition of the Made in Italy luxury.
Italian interior fabrics: the Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
Today Venetians celebrate one of the most important celebrations in the city’s life, the Festa della Madonna della Salute. Here’s what it is and why it involves Bevilacqua’s weaving mill, too
Alto Artigianato Venezia: an association to promote fine Venetian craftsmanship
A new association to preserve fine Venetian craftsmanship know-how and to make it current by integrating it with contemporary design.
Handmade velvet for the restoration of the Dresden Royal Palace
An impressive restoration, with the contribution of Tessitura Bevilacqua handmade velvets, has brought back the Dresden Royal Palace to its former glory.
Athena and Arachne: the myth and the art of weaving in Venice
Textile art, which is a symbol of industriousness and mastery of humankind, once caused the fury of an envious goddess.
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