Glamora
Glamora is an Italian brand of designer wallpaper and wall coverings that transforms walls into artistic canvases. By combining innovative technologies, expressive graphics, and attention to detail, Glamora creates unique solutions for interiors with character—from residential spaces to hotels, offices, and public projects.
Chapter XVI
The Chapter XVI collection is a visual journey comprising 36 designs in which art, nature, and graphic experimentation come together in a contemporary harmony. The concept treats the wall as a narrative that unfolds across four distinct aesthetic directions.
Tropical Monotype interprets botanical forms through layering and pronounced texture, creating depth and a sense of materiality. Mineral Memories evokes the feel of natural pigments and geological structure with a minimalist yet striking aesthetic. Fairy-tale Landscapes offers a contemporary take on 19th-century decorative motifs and the Italian artistic heritage. Soft Romanticism is characterized by ethereality, transparency, and delicate details that create a soft and refined atmosphere.
The collection brings together different styles under a single concept—the wall as a form for expression and emotion.
TRAMAE
Tramae is a collection inspired by textile structures and their ability to tell stories through threads, rhythm, and fabric. The designs evoke the feel of fabric, where the interweaving of lines and textures creates depth and visual dynamism.
The collection combines traditional textile motifs with a modern interpretation, making it ideal for interiors that seek a balance between comfort, elegance, and contemporary design.
ARCADIA
Arcadia is inspired by the idea of harmony between humanity and nature, expressed through dreamy landscapes and soft, natural tones. The collection creates a serene, almost utopian atmosphere in which natural elements are interpreted in a delicate and artistic way.
By combining light, space, and natural motifs, Arcadia transforms walls into a visual landscape that evokes a sense of balance, lightness, and contemporary aesthetics.
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