Rimbalzo Fosforescente

The Rimbalzo Fosforescente wallpaper comes from a simple gesture: looking at skateboards from above, as though they were leaves fallen on a white meadow. Every board is an elongated oval, nose and tail rounded, four small wheels beneath, and together they arrange themselves in a lively crowd, slightly overlapping, at different angles, never stopping: they leave one edge and return at the other, in a rhythm that knows no break.

It is the Riso Playground style that gives body to this energy: flat fields of colour, clean outlines, no gradation, like a screen print made for play. Fluorescent pink and fluorescent blue alternate on a soft white ground, while fine rows of white dots draw the grip tape and small circles mark the wheel hubs: minimal details that, seen close up, tell of the care in the drawing.

For a child’s room I imagined a surface that asks no permission: cheerful, direct, able to fill a large free wall with the movement of a day’s skating, without telling a scene but giving back its pulse. It is a design that speaks to children in their own language — colour, speed, play — and to adults in the language of quality: every board drawn with the same attention WallZad gives to every metre of paper, from printing to hanging.

Rimbalzo Fosforescente is, in the end, an invitation not to stand still: to let a wall move with the same lightness as a turning wheel.