Brown is a color that doesn’t need to stand out to be recognized.
It expresses consistency, reliability, and deep balance. It is the tone of organic matter, of natural resilience, of beauty that ages with dignity.
In interior design, it brings solidity, warmth, and a welcoming atmosphere, enhancing every type of wood it interacts with.
Brown doesn’t dominate—it supports, highlights, and connects. It is the ideal color for those who value authenticity as an aesthetic principle.

The brown draws its identity from a unique place: Venice.
The larch wood poles of the Venetian briccole, immersed in the lagoon for centuries, develop a rich, dark brown color, marked by brackish water and time.
This brown is more than a color—it is a layering of life, endurance, and transformation.
A symbol of the relationship between humanity, nature, and architecture, it has become iconic, especially through the creative reuse of briccola wood in modern design.
The forests of the Cansiglio Plateau also tell the story of an authentic brown—born from beech and larch trees that produce noble, long-lasting timber, carrying the scent of the forest and the quiet elegance of the Venetian mountains.