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Open week Cersaie 2024

Come and discover the Inkiostro Bianco Design City!

From September 23rdto 27th, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., our showroom will be open to retailers, agents, architects, interior designers and all professionals in the interior decoration industry.
For the occasion, we have made some updates to the setup and to our installations and we can’t wait to show you them! Inside the showroom, you will also get a preview of our new wallpaper collection, launching on Monday September 23rd.

To visit the Design City, please book your entry by sending an e-mail to segreteria@inkiostrobianco.com indicating your preferred date, time and the number of participants.

We look forward to welcoming you to our showroom!

Colors and emotions: exploring the world of children on the autism spectrum

Stop. Look at these drawings. What you are observing is a template of drawings by children on the autism spectrum.

During the national pediatric congress Pediart in Rome, a drawing contest was held for children with autism spectrum disorder, and the three most beautiful drawings were voted on at the end. However, the winning drawing were all abstract, contrary to the hope of seeing figures, which would indicate communicative openness. To understand better, we ask Emanuele and Margareth, the project managers, to explain:

“Children with autism spectrum disorder exhibit a significant delay in the graphic process, as drawing is a communicative tool. This delay does not seem to be related to intellectual quotient as much as to the area of social affection: if there is relational inhibition, there will also be inhibition in the communicative aspect of drawing. Just like writing, drawing is a useful tool for channeling one’s emotions. Despite the developmental stages of graphic skills in autistic children being slower compared to children of the same age, this tool allows them to express the characteristics of their own personality. In fact, when a child begins to use their graphic production to spontaneously represent objects from the surrounding world, it opens an important communication channel that allows them to express needs and desires. Unlike words, which evoke non-visualizable sound traces in the child, drawings leave tangible traces that allow for a more concrete confrontation with the world. Considering the difficulty that a child with autism spectrum disorder encounters in integrating various sensory inputs and conceptualizing them, it becomes clearer how graphic production can represent a highly important cognitive tool. This is why these drawings should be viewed with the ‘eyes of the heart,’ because each one represents important relational growth for autistic children.”

Inkiostro Bianco is happy and proud to have supported this project, as well as having allowed the children to transform into little set designers and bring their creativity to life by creating stunning drawings. These have become both a graphic design and a fashion item, a scarf.

Moreover, the graphic design born from this project has officially entered in Inkiostro Bianco’s portfolio and is available for anyone who wants to decorate their project in an even more unique way.

Flora, Art collection

Inkiostro Bianco presents “Mixed Media,” a new series of volumes celebrating the brand’s artistic collaborations, demonstrating how the union of different creative visions can expand perspectives and enrich thought. The first edition of this series is dedicated to the “Flora” collection by Enrico Borsani Colussi, a Venetian artist known for his deep connection with nature and botanical art.

The “Flora” collection consists of six exclusive wallpapers that transform walls into artistic herbariums. These works not only represent flora but physically incorporate it through a meticulous process that includes collecting, pressing, and composing leaves. The leaves, sourced from forests and urban gardens, are carefully cut and assembled into pure or mixed geometries, reflecting the ephemeral beauty of nature.

Travelogue, the new 2024 collection by Inkiostro Bianco

Travelogue is in a nutshell the travel diary of an architect travelling around the world.

A person who travels in search of new inspirations and discoveries in the world of aesthetics, design and interiors of course. Letting yourself be contaminated by the world around you on a journey of research and discovery is always a good idea when it comes to nurturing creativity.

We have drawn inspiration from the places that our imaginary architect has visited by translating their suggestions into projects that are as truthful as possible, despite the fact that they do not actually exist.

The additional challenge was to create a multi-material collection in which the wallcovering materials of Inkiostro Bianco and INK.RUGS would actually be in aesthetic dialogue with each other in order to give even more ideas to those who choose our brands’ products.

The aim is to provide more and more cues to give even more comprehensive support to the professionals we work with. Inspiring creativity and imagination to give life to spaces that speak the same language as those who will inhabit them. Each project for us is like a journey in which a new world is discovered and created in that endless process that leads from abstract idea to concrete realisation.

We want to be the first people who come to mind when designing a project, and to do this we want to give you all the tools you need, which is why we have chosen 6 project types in which to place our proposals. Bedroom, wellness area, bathroom area, coworking area, restaurant and hotel lobby are the ones we have selected for you, but these are just some of the possible scenarios. We leave the rest to your imagination.

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