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The new patterns designed by Lidia Covello for OmniDecor’s Pure Lines collection feature simple and understated designs, distinguished by slim, square and rectangular lines. The decorations that gently emerge create a bewitching three-dimensional effect, which is embellished by the interaction with light, imbuing the surrounding setting with a sense of balance.

The collection, which was previewed at MDW2024, supplements the DecorFlou Design family of glass and includes nine separate patterns, each one developed in a transparent version and in a more block coloured satin finish, thereby expanding the usage possibilities in interior design projects and items of interior décor.

OmniDecor thus satisfies the growing need for modern solutions with the versatility afforded by Pure Lines, which thanks to its diversified range of patterns, blends in seamlessly with both residential and contract settings. The elegance of the decorations, combined with their simplicity, fits like a glove in a wide variety of settings, adding a touch of refined modernity.

An additional decoration is to be unveiled at the next edition of �糵����tec. This new pattern follows the simple and understated design line of its predecessors, but differs in the thickness of the lines that gradually emerge from the surface, thinning little by little until they disappear, to create a three-dimensional landscape.

The highly scenic nuanced effect is perfect for both small surfaces as well as more generously sized spaces, such as those of a partition or back wall.

This superior level of customisation, together with the impeccable quality standards of OmniDecor, adds value to the design creativity of architects and designers who can easily include the patterns of the Pure Lines collection in their interior design projects, both in residential and hospitality settings.

With Pure Lines, the possibility of combining transparent and matt variants of the same decoration in a single setting provides a concrete response to the growing needs of the industry.