The Art of Design Issue 81 2026 | Page 46

INDOOR AND OUTDOOR, ONE SHARED ATMOSPHERE

Maverick
Something has changed in the way interiors are designed. Colour palettes have shifted towards earthier tones, materials have become more raw and authentic, and surfaces increasingly evoke stone, wood and nature.
It reflects a different way of experiencing space— more grounded, more connected to its surroundings. Contemporary interiors look outdoors for inspiration: organic colours, living materials and atmospheres that evoke landscape and place.
Within this context, the boundary between indoor and outdoor has become more subtle and compelling. A shared language of materials, proportions and sensations now flows seamlessly across spaces. Visual and sensory continuity has become an expectation rather than a stylistic choice.
It is within this framework that homemotion collection’ s outdoor furnishings by Bizzotto find their most meaningful expression. Pieces designed for open-air living yet shaped through a language that speaks just as naturally to contemporary interiors: tactile materials, generous proportions and tones that evoke the earth and the landscape. Furnishings that belong to both worlds with the same coherence.
Tamires is perhaps the clearest expression of this vision. The seating system combines welcoming volumes, generous cushioning and a palette of natural shades in a collection that brings indoor comfort outdoors— and brings the breath of the landscape indoors. Relaxed proportions and essential details allow it to engage effortlessly with contemporary architecture, urban terraces and living spaces inspired by natural materials.
Tamires