Nuria CuestaWith the arrival of spring and the imminent announcement of summer, we think about how to give a ‘visual’ change to our homes. A change that gives us that new sensation that, today more than ever we need, for the opening of a new stage. These changes may stick to small changes in the decoration or step up to some kind of reform.
The current situation of Covid-19 has made us need to feel a more direct contact with nature. To experience that we are alive, and that we have learnt that we must take care of our environment, respecting it and educating the new generations in its care. We cannot limit ourselves to learning lessons in the short term, but must face the future with the perspective that the ‘new normal’ that everyone is talking about, means that we all have to adopt habits now and for much more in the medium and long term.
With the arrival of spring and the imminent announcement of summer, we think about how to give a ‘visual’ change to our homes. A change that gives us that new sensation that, today more than ever we need, for the opening of a new stage. These changes may stick to small changes in the decoration or step up to some kind of reform.
The current situation of Covid-19 has made us need to feel a more direct contact with nature. To experience that we are alive, and that we have learnt that we must take care of our environment, respecting it and educating the new generations in its care. We cannot limit ourselves to learning lessons in the short term, but must face the future with the perspective that the ‘new normal’ that everyone is talking about, means that we all have to adopt habits now and for much more in the medium and long term.
If we limit ourselves to small modifications in our homes, we can bet on replacing the household clothes that we have been using all winter, such as cushions, bedspreads and blankets, and change them for other pieces of new cooler fabrics and colours more in line with the spring and the arrival of heat. It is not a question of always falling into the ‘naive’, if this trend is not in line with our style or our personality. But it is important to consolidate softer colours and lighter textures.
As for the prints, the trend is the intense prints. The kind of prints that, with a quick glance, take us to those places where we would like to be at this very moment. Whether they are sweet countryside or wild forests. Anything that evokes beautiful places and takes us to our favourite landscapes so that, our home becomes our true refuge and not only for ourselves, but also for our whole family. A place where we love to be.
If we consider small reforms, the materials that we choose for interiors or exteriors must be chosen thinking about the direct contact with our skin. Materials to feel barefoot that transmit purity to us. In this aspect, the Esmalglass-Itaca Group, besides having innovative technology that respects the environment, with its products is able to capture in the ceramic finishes a perfect connection with our environment. And all this, thanks to its materials, which transmit a perfect fusion with nature.
In the line of creating natural aspects, within the products of Esmalglass the Deep-Ink stands out, a digital effect that creates the perfect union between design, structure and material. This effect allows creating digital reliefs with a high degree of definition in a very simple way. Stones, textiles, leather, decorations, wood, cement, etc. can be created. Thanks to this effect, Esmalglass achieves ceramic finishes that will faithfully reflect everything that brings nature closer to your home.
Nuria Lleó
Carlos Gandía
Nuria Cuesta
Esther Valero
