Dialogue between fashion and interior design

Fashion and interior design are creative disciplines that have maintained a constant dialogue throughout history in terms of trends, materials and aesthetic concepts.

Both universes express personal and collective identity, and in recent years this relationship has grown even further, giving rise to innovative collaborations and a holistic vision of design.

There is undoubtedly a visual coherence between clothing and the surroundings we inhabit.

In the latest Pompei wallpaper collection, we have captured the architectural elegance of the remains of Vesuvius to create wallpapers and murals inspired by this Roman expertise, with the sensibility of haute couture.

One of the most obvious points of contact between fashion and interior design is the use of materials and textures. In the same way, the colour palettes that predominate during a fashion season are often reflected in interior design, as they are at the forefront of trends.

Terracotta, ochre, botanical, and neutral sand hues drawn from nature have characterized both runways and interior spaces over the past decade.

Designers such as Balenciaga and Issey Miyake have worked with sculptural forms and structured volumes that draw parallels with iconic pieces of furniture design. The influence of Minimalism, Brutalism, and Art Deco in both fields demonstrates how aesthetic trends transcend disciplines.

The synergies between fashion and interior design are made stronger in an increasingly interconnected world, where creativity knows no bounds between disciplines, and where design, in all its forms, continues to reflect society and its evolution.