
Made In Italy
Architectural Decorative Panels: Innovative Wall Coverings for Modern Interiors
Decorative panels redefine interior surfaces, offering an advanced approach to wallcoverings with exceptional graphic quality and cutting-edge materials. Developed through three decades of expertise in image acquisition and state-of-the-art printing, these panels deliver unparalleled visual impact and refined finishes.
Our collection features large-format panels (up to 150×300 cm) in a variety of finishes, including glass, polycarbonate, and thin aluminum core panels, suitable even for curved walls. Designed for versatility, these surfaces bring depth, texture, and architectural elegance to both residential and commercial spaces.
For a striking visual effect, our backlit decorative panels—featuring Dècora LED and Dècora Glass Backlit technology—offer uniform RGB or white LED illumination, enhancing every detail and creating a dramatic, scenographic ambiance.
Elevate your interior design with innovative decorative panels, where art, technology, and architecture merge seamlessly.

























Architectural Wallpapers: Artistry and Innovation for Modern Interiors
Our wallpaper collection merges timeless elegance with contemporary trends, offering designs that transform interiors with artistic depth and decorative impact. Whether you seek subtle textures or bold statement pieces, our wallpapers harmonize seamlessly with existing furniture and surfaces, elevating both residential and commercial spaces.
Each design is handcrafted or digitally refined by our expert designers, with many resulting from exclusive collaborations with international brands and artists. The collection reinterprets various styles and themes, providing a diverse selection that caters to sophisticated interiors and architectural compositions.
Explore our Finishes section to discover the perfect solution for your space, or browse completed projects for inspiration. With a commitment to quality and innovation, our wallpapers redefine the way walls become part of architectural storytelling.
























