The Art of Silk in Venice: The First Weavers
The success of Venice’s antique textiles comes from guilds that arose from 1200 onward. Let’s explore their history and curiosities together.
Jardinière Velvets: A Burst of Color
Discover the jardinière, the most colorful velvet with floral pattern, born in Genoa in the 17th century, and the offerings in our collection.
How is a Bevilacqua Bag Born?
How do the Venetian craftspeople we collaborate with make our velvet handbags? Find out how our accessories are born in this post!
Decorating with White: The Color You Wouldn’t Expect
White has a long history in home decor: this is how it has evolved over time, its use, and which shades you can find on our fabrics.
Maddalena Tote Bag: Uniqueness and Elegance for the Day
This roomy day bag, created in two versions with beautiful velvets, doesn’t go unnoticed. Discover its features and inspiration.
Red: a history of home decor’s warmest colour
What did red mean to ancient peoples? And which role did Venice play in the spread of red textiles? Find it out in this article!
Venice’s windows turn into textiles: a project by Elio Ticca
Elio Ticca, one of the winners of the Arte Laguna Prize, used one of our handmade velvets to create a work of art inspired by Venetian windows: here it is
Blue: the origins of the colour ancient peoples couldn’t see
Let’s unveil some curious facts on blue – which our forefathers couldn’t see at all – and which of its tones you can find on our furnishing fabrics here