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https://www.texturae.it/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/INTERACTION-OF-COLOUR-I-TXFG22231.jpg13861500Inspired by the interiors of Le Corbusier and the graphic plates of Josef Albers, this collection investigates the forced perspective. This perception is simply induced by the use of geometric shapes and colours. These elements create a boiserie with a perspective breakthrough effect that amplifies and gives a new dimension to the wall. The colour combinations can be tonal or vibrant to create new and diversified suggestions....