Moon promenade

Textural jacquard. An expression of pure textile creativity, it required the use of seven different wefts. It takes up the theme of the bouclé that emerges in relief, leaving a glimpse of the ground. The result is an irregular surface reminiscent of the surface of the moon, but also of the materials used by Carlo Scarpa for his architecture in the 1960s. The years of the moon landing and the first moonwalk (hence the name of the fabric). Moon Promenade has a warp in evo nylon, an eco-sustainable yarn obtained from castor seeds and used by Rubelli for some years now. Suitable for contemporary furnishings.