The products designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena are now part of the B&B Italia catalogue. To mark this occasion, the celebrated Catilina chair is being reissued in a bright chromed finish and accompanied by a new series of cushions in special limitededition fabrics. The new textiles developed for the cushions of the Catilina chair begins with Haus Nuller’s reflection on Luigi Caccia Dominioni’s design methodology. Looking across his work in architecture and design, the studio identified a recurring principle: the line, not as an applied graphic element, but as a constructive force that organises form within a system of relationships. From this perspective, the line becomes central to the research, not as a mark but as a generative device capable of moving across disciplines while maintaining the same internal logic.
On this basis, Haus Nuller brings Willem Cole into the dialogue. His work is grounded in an essential visual language built on the use of the three primary colors - red, yellow and blue - arranged through modular relationships. The textile is approached as a methodological translation rather than a formal one. Instead of reproducing Cole’s drawings, Haus Nuller interprets their internal logic. Line, rhythm, proportion and color relationships become operative principles translated into weaving, where variations in yarn, density and structure create depth and material complexity. The richness of textile and chromatic solutions achieved requires sophisticated artisanal production with hand-spun fabrics, reproducible only in small quantities and offered by B&B Italia in a limited annual series.
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