August 1969. A huge green expanse and a sky tinged with psychedelic colours. Woodstock was more than a festival, it was a hymn to freedom on the notes of music legends. In those three days, a generation, a new culture, but also a spirit of freedom was established that continues to inspire.
Soriana Denim
Accompanying it was a style that reflected its spirit. Shaded hues, bright colours, crochet and patchwork, flower-power prints, fringes and leather, oversize moods.
Piping by Etro Home Interiors copia
All of this returns with the sparkle of the new season, which brings this vibrant appeal into the domestic setting through furnishings, complements and accessories that revive the magical fantasy of the era.
Tea Kettle Orange by Kaushalam, design Mrinalika Jain Bhardwaj
Cuscino leopard gold by Lisa Corti
Starting with the Mind The Gap wallpaper collection directly inspired by the atmosphere of the festival, even in the name: Woodstock creates a domestic setting with a hypnotic character, an immersion of fragrances and bright colours
Woodstock by Mind The Gap
A floral style that returns in an extra-large version in the Carpet Edition Flower collection. In fact, the brand has drawn from Ken Scott’s archives to recreate on hand tufted carpets and tapestries the universe of colours, irony, flowers and abstract shapes typical of the famous painter and designer who marked fashion and design trends in the 1960s and 1970s.
Woven Brown Leather Magazine Rack, design Bonaldo Roger
Pouf, design Lorenza Bozzoli Couture
Not to be outdone is the creativity of La DoubleJ, which leads us straight into a world of fantasy and liveliness: the designer has translated her iconic prints into a home decoration collection, to which the Bubble vase also belongs. This is also the case in the Piping coffee table by Etro Home Interiors, which uses Etro’s iconic Arnica print as the top cover.
Cassettiera by Molteni&C, design Gio Ponti copia
This ethnic echo also envelops the decorative Kaushalam kettle by artist Mrinalika Jain Bhardwaj, hand-painted with floral motifs on a deep yellow ochre, inspired by Mughal motifs.
Vanità – Flower by Carpet Edition
Scarabeo – Flower by Carpet Edition copia
The 1960s and 1970s can also be traced back to the spread of particular fabrics, denim in primis. Cassina retrieved it and adopted it to dress an icon of its upholstered furniture collections, the Soriana armchair designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa: a limited edition Soriana Denim was born, covered with a precious Japanese denim which, thanks to a special treatment, obtains a shaded effect typical of worn jeans.
Arcipelago so by Contardi Lighing
Dessert plat set of 2 by La DoubleJ
So too is woven leather, reinterpreted in contemporary forms in Bonaldo’s Roger basket and even more so in the Aria lounge chair by laCividina, which becomes an interior sculpture that defies lightness. Up to the fringes, which become the distinctive feature of the Arcipelago lamp by Contardi.
Farniente, design Paola Lenti
The relaxed mood of the era is revived with the armchair from the Bubble collection by Roche Bobois, with its multi-coloured upholstery, its ultra-padded volumes enclosing an explosion of comfort, through to the Farniente hammock by Paola Lenti: an invitation to relax under the open sky.
