Stories

Fabrics that create a lively rhythm of variations in materials and techniques, between figurative and abstract elements.

Dedar has contributed to refurbishing the historic rooms of Villa Medici in Rome, curated by India Mahdavi.

A fabric made of light and shadow, created by expert hands, exploring the dimension of maximum freedom of moiré: multi-faceted and unpredictable, like a large abstract painting.

Textiles unfold on the walls: colour, texture and a lively sense of joy dress the surfaces. The new wallcoverings celebrate textile art and yarn, with its unique and ever changing irregularities.

An immersion in white that takes us along a trail of discovery.

A journey into the great archetypes of textile art, through a fusion of techniques and suggestions.

A setting for art collecting for more than three hundred years, Villa Carlotta was built on the shores of Lake Como in the seventeenth century.

The new collection reveals itself – using the arcane language of raw silk curtains to convey the essence of handcrafted fabrics which speak to Gino Oliva’s bas reliefs.

The palazzo boasts numerous rooms embellished with sumptuous decorations and furnishings which provide a backdrop to the Dedar creations.

Versi Liberi emphatically reinvests the traditional textile genre of the placed motif.

Primordial and solitary, lost way out in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Stromboli is the most northerly island of the Aeolian archipelago in Sicily.

Sunflower, tobacco, charcoal: an elegant satin weave in pure virgin wool embraces the intense hues of nature.

As protagonists of the Dedar collection, Jacquard fabrics are fruit of an encounter between creative research and technical knowhow.

Screen printing is an ancestral technique which can be traced back to the Song Dynasty, in China.

In a perfectly balanced contrast between béton brut rawness and sliding-glass door lightness, the vibrant alternation of materials is the connective thread among architecture, nature and textiles.

Dedar collection explores more than ever the relationship between graphic expression and textile art.

White graphic strokes trace abstract maps of linear purity on these wallcoverings.

A collection of extra-wide pure linen fabrics conjures up the expressive strength and evocative power of natural yarns, embracing different grades of transparency and texture.

A play of material and colour associations applies fabric to the walls.

A classic of decoration and symbol of “joie de vivre”, broad or dense stripes, tailoring or sporty, freely explore the horizon of colour.

Dating back to the early 19th century, warp printing is a technique that has its origins in the Indonesian Ikat dyeing process.

A collection exploring various degrees of luminosity and texture, in which the protagonist is the textile yarn.

Under the sunlight of the Italian and French Rivieras, the Enjoyable Outdoors Collection reveals itself.

Dedar textile creations adapt to the space with nonchalance, in an ambience poised between the classical and modern styles.