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Caleido Concept No.1 | Frost White

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Caleido Concept No.1 represents the first step towards a style that is highly oriented to interior decoration professionals. Design loses its primary function towards an overall, cosy 'ensemble', composed by a random combination of dense repeated patterns, very difficult and innovative weaving techniques and a highly sophisticated colour palette.

Battilossi goes against the flow of the market by creating a collection that embodies the anti-statement rug by excellence. The pattern is just an excuse to play with textures and colours, 27 combinations where all the elements talk to each other in a delicate dialogue within each individual rug and in combination with one another.

A platform that has been conceived to allow the interior designer to play with both the weaving techniques (Tango, Ibiza and Gamla) and colours in any of the 3 designs (Fracto, Frost and Furosa).

Three colour tones (Light, Medium and Dark) that are easily combined with each other in a harmonious complementarity. The definition of tone, in the case of Caleido, refers to the colour of the background and the general perception of the carpet as a whole. The intention is always to obtain a bright and brilliant result, even in dark-toned carpets.

Caleido Concept No.1 | Frost White
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Hand-Knotted In PakistanCaleido Concept No.1 represents the first step towards a style that is highly oriented to interior decoration professionals.

Design loses its primary function towards an overall, cosy 'ensemble', composed by a random combination of dense repeated patterns, very difficult and innovative weaving techniques and a highly sophisticated colour palette.

Battilossi goes against the flow of the market by creating a collection that embodies the anti-statement rug by excellence. The pattern is just an excuse to play with textures and colours, 27 combinations where all the elements talk to each other in a delicate dialogue within each individual rug and in combination with one another.

A platform that has been conceived to allow the interior designer to play with both the weaving techniques (Tango, Ibiza and Gamla) and colours in any of the 3 designs (Fracto, Frost and Furosa).

Three colour tones (Light, Medium and Dark) that are easily combined with each other in a harmonious complementarity. The definition of tone, in the case of Caleido, refers to the colour of the background and the general perception of the carpet as a whole. The intention is always to obtain a bright and brilliant result, even in dark-toned carpets.

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“Visited Fanuli Furniture recently and had a really positive experience. The showroom has a great range of modern and timeless pieces, all beautifully displayed. The team were welcoming and knowledgeable, giving helpful advice without being pushy. You can really see the quality in the materials and finishes. Definitely worth checking out if you’re after stylish, well-crafted furniture.”

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