A celebration of simplicity and care for the wonderful imperfections of the loom, for the subtlety of tonal compositions of colors and the pleasure of touch.
Untitled is uncomplicated, sensitive and a celebration of natural fibers.
A venetian journey made up of various stages and encounters with different materials that are Venice’s hallmark. Often only fragments, precious and meaningful.
Designed by Matteo Nunziati and inspired by the design from the years after World War II in Italy, the new collection has soft, sinuous, rounded and enveloping shapes.
Countless are the projects by Rubelli, in Italy and elsewhere, for hotels, restaurants, cruise ships, boutiques, showrooms, theatres, museums, historical residences, as well as private yachts and homes.
Textile items produced at the Rubelli mill in recycled polyester and natural fibres, and wallcoverings in vinyl, made in Italy and certified for contract and marine use.
Textile items produced at the Rubelli mill in recycled polyester and natural fibres, and wallcoverings in vinyl, made in Italy and certified for contract and marine use.
Textile items produced at the Rubelli mill in recycled polyester and natural fibres, and wallcoverings in vinyl, made in Italy and certified for contract and marine use.
Rubelli was chosen by Bulgari to create the exclusive 2023 brand event at which, during the Architecture Biennale, has presented the Mediterranea high jewellery and high-end watches collection.
Rubelli, with its fabrics, its wall coverings and its upholstery, is lead player in an ambitious interior architecture project: Casa Baglioni, a new jewel of Milanese hospitality in the lively and sophisticated Brera district.
From 19th to 23rd January Rubelli is taking part in the Paris event with an evocative textile installation in its historic showroom on rue de l'Abbaye.
15 July 2022: the last rooms of the Palazzo Reale in Venice are opened to the public after work on restoration and recovery of "forgotten" spaces lasting over twenty years.
Rubelli was technical sponsor for the event "Homo Faber. Crafting a More Human Future" held at the Fondazione Cini on the island of San Giorgio in Venice, from 9 April to 1 May.
