Every year, True Design, under the art direction of Aldo Parisotto, Parisotto + Formenton Architetti, studies CMF: a working tool that goes far beyond the emotion of a color palette but translates into a language that fully and harmoniously combines the use of materials, colors, and finishes.

Through this study, we not only approach trends and fashions in the design sector, but we also interpret the dynamic views of contemporary society. Habits, choices, tastes, and needs: the world speaks to us through images, materials, and sensations, and we translate and synthesize them into a design tool.
This year, colors are not only for textile parts, but also for structures, wood and metal finishes… for a comprehensive chromatic project.

A palette close to nature, to the conscious and ethical choices that our society is increasingly seeking to make. There is a growing trend towards choosing pastel tones reminiscent of the natural palette; a return to the authenticity and truthfulness of natural colors and materials.

The charm lies in the essence of colors that faithfully reflect the tones of nature, evoking a sense of connection with the world around us. It is a departure from the synthetic and artificial; it is a search for the organic and genuine.

Moving away from neutral colors, there is a tendency to embrace bolder hues, using color in design as a means to showcase our cultural origins.