Bandiere di Regata

And so the Bandiere di Regata wallpaper comes about: a rhythm of horizontal bands where every strip tells the same story, one large triangle and one at half scale following each other, points alternating upwards and downwards, interlocking like sails that chase one another along the wall without a break.

It belongs to the family of triangles, a geometric design that reduces form to its purest root and multiplies it in progression: terracotta, deep petrol, warm sand and anthracite alternate in solid fields, while a thin pale line, visible only at close range, draws their outlines like a thread pulled taut between two edges. No gaps, no pauses: the bands sit compactly one above the other, edge to edge, until they fill the space like a flag hoisted on every wall.

I like to think of this motif as a silent code, that of the regatta flags that mark courses and directions: here they signal not a wind but an inner order, the geometric certainty that reassures whoever lives in the space. In a house, in a studio, in a hotel lobby, the surface becomes measure and cadence, without ever losing its sober contemporary feel.

Every band of this wallpaper comes from a vector drawing calibrated to the millimetre, made to continue invisibly from one edge to the other: this is where WallZad's craft becomes the discreet guardian of precision, so that the rhythm is never interrupted, on any wall.