Tassotti Collection 2024

New in 2024

Shades of blue, green, and purple define three new marbled patterns, each of them meticulously crafted by hand. Soft swirls, continuous spirals, and delicate coloured spheres enliven the surface.

These same nuances are featured in Optical Esagoni (Optical Hexagons) and Optical Fiamma (Optical Flame) patterns, which stand out for a distinct "optical" effect inspired by the 1970s. Bold pairings, with solid geometric patterns that recall iconic designs of that era.

The new Bottiglie (Bottles) pattern is designed for true wine lovers: intertwined silhouettes of glasses and bottles of different shapes and colours (purple, red, grey, and black). An interplay of "full and empty" also echoed in the matching greeting card.

Dinosauri (Dinosaurs), derived from a watercolor drawing by a young artist presents in great detail the giants of the past, that still fascinate the youngest.

The new collection also features inspirations from nature and botany: Cotone (Cotton) and Composizione floreale di primavera (Spring Floral Composition), looking almost like a blooming mountain meadow. The watercolor strokes of the original artwork by master artists are distinctive, with dense and vibrant colours.
Rose rosa (Pink Roses) is particularly suitable for special occasions during the ceremony season.

Two new classic Remondinian designs: Remondini tralcio in fiore (Remondini Blossoming Vine), a reinterpretation of an 18th-century motif, and Remondini nastri rossi (Remondini Red Ribbons) features an intense shade of red enhanced with contrasting blue waves and motifs.

Classic Remondinian designs make up the patchwork plumage of stylized Galli e Galline (Roosters and Hens) in the eponymous paper and adorn the attire of the wedding dresses of the bride and groom in the new wedding greeting cards, Sposi in moto (Newlyweds on a Motorcycle) and Sposi in bicicletta (Newlyweds on a Bicycle).

In the name of tradition are the typical masks of the Commedia dell'Arte in Costumi di carnevale (Carnival Costumes) pattern. Lively and original representations taken from French watercolor etchings of the second half of the 19th century.

A new proposal enriches the notebooks, with the addition of the A5 and A6 paperback formats, available with covers in four different patterns, 224 pages, lined interior and soft binding.