Between Layers

In the last months, a color returned to occupy a place that seems to steal the scene - discreet, deep and almost silent: brown.

In the palette we see in fashion, new table collections, and decoration. It appears as a visual code of a time that asks for less urgency and more presence.

In a world saturated with stimuli, the desire migrates to where there is breath

Rob Walker
for How to Pay Attention

It represents the raw, the raw, the one that has texture and time. Brings the comfort of what is natural, the honesty of what does not need to shine to have presence.

In the TH curatorial, we believe that this goes beyond the color. It is also about gestures, almost in a sensorial way: on what we choose to look, how we tell stories with the objects around us, and even with the ones we use.

As a visual and sensorial detox, to align the house to the moment we are in - more mature, more curious, with the desire to simplify to see better.

And as a palette can also be, a way of saying who we are.

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