Chroma, designed by Serena Confalonieri, is a collection of patterns composed of eight designs, grouped into four capsule collections inspired by different painting and decorative techniques.

The patterns Camo and Bora echo Pointillism, the renowned dotted technique of the Impressionists. Casquè and Monsone are defined by bold strokes reminiscent of charcoal drawings by Picasso, Matisse, and Hockney. The Bauhaus ceramics of the 1930s come back to life in Nembi and Saette, while Madame and Pinco reinterpret the ancient Eastern marbling technique, which was introduced to Europe during the Renaissance.

The artistic gesture becomes a narrative of dynamic motifs and sharp graphic signs, blending simple stylistic elements inspired by nature—wind, rain, clouds, lightning, and stones.
The selected palette of 16 colours offers a bold mix, ranging from deep shades like black and grey to bright tones such as coral, orange, and peach, softened by buttery yellows and enriched by elegant hues like military green, plum, and sky blue.