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.
Warper: a piece of history still at work
Our weaving mill uses a machine which is as old and as important as our looms: the warper. We’re going to tell you what it is in this article
Pink fabrics: the history behind an upper-class colour
Pink hasn’t always been a feminine colour: find out why and how you can use it on your furnishing fabrics in this article
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
Bauhaus: 100 years of masterpieces
The architecture and design school Bauhaus deeply influenced European designers and one of our furnishing velvets with a modern pattern: here’s why
Green: the history of the colour of nature in home decor
When did green start being a popular colour for home decor? Here we’ll reveal some curious facts on its history and its shades in our catalogue
Our new products launching at Paris Déco Off 2019
Discover the new shades of Bevilacqua’s fabrics and this year’s interior trends: here’s a sneak peek at the products we’re showing at Paris Déco Off
The wild side of handmade velvets
What are the characteristics of manual animalier velvets that make these fabrics so precious and unique, and such a distinctive touch in furnishing?