Ritzwell

This year’s concept echoes that of the previous year: a design thread aimed at representing the authenticity and perseverance of an idea. The new layout proposes, in a revisited key, some distinctive architectural signs, such as columns and “tokonoma,” with the addition of natural elements distributed within the layout that, combined with artificial elements, define the spaces and their use.
The search for a balance between the language of architecture and that of nature, found in form and material, following an original and unique path in Ritzwell’s experience and research, is a fundamental element of the concept. The meeting of these two worlds defines the interior space through variations of material, texture, light, and rhythm, which sometimes appears more mechanical and artificial, while in other cases, it is freer and more spontaneous.