redazione 23/03/2021

Ferrerolegno | Yncisa

Linear or curved engravings, and elaborate patterns. A wide range of decorations features the Yncisa collection by Ferrerolegno enhancing the interior design

Tartan, Segni, Styla and Tratto are the new patterns for the Yncisa door, with five different frame models and a wide variety of lacquered finishes available. As for the patterns, they range from a grid pattern made up of horizontal and vertical elements for Tartan, to small pantographs, barely outlined, for Yncisa Segni. The Yncisa Styla model features asymmetrical, horizontal bands which, alternating with the flat surface of the door, create a harmonious play between empty and full. Finally, Tratto, with subtle pantographed lines, creates a door with a strong, contemporary aesthetic.

Yncisa Tartan by Ferrerolegno

Yncisa Tartan by Ferrerolegno

Yncisa Styla by Ferrerolegno

Yncisa Styla by Ferrerolegno

Yncisa Tratto by Ferrerolegno

Yncisa Tratto by Ferrerolegno

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