Bosco Urbano
Leaves drawn on the wall meet deep green: even indoors, the eye finds a path to follow.
Leaves on the wall draw close to the sofa like a landscape that has entered on tiptoe. Deep greens make the room intimate, wood adds a familiar warmth, light finds small places to illuminate. Bosco Urbano begins with the desire to shelter a sense of elsewhere within everyday life, a space where the eye can take a slower path.
We think of it especially at the hour of returning. Outside it is already evening, the sounds of the street can still be heard; inside, a lamp restores the outlines of furniture and the shapes of leaves. There is a particular relief in recognising our own surroundings as the day recedes. We can stay close to those we love or allow ourselves a little silence, without feeling alone.
The botanical pattern will remain still, but light will keep changing its character. At certain moments it will seem closer, at others almost a memory at the back of the room. We like this gentle ambiguity: the possibility of inhabiting a tangible place while letting ourselves be carried a little elsewhere, just far enough to return to ourselves with a new lightness.