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FACETTA takes its structure from the way light breaks across a cut gemstone or a sheet of cracking ice — a single surface divided into irregular planes, each catching illumination at its own angle. No two facets sit at quite the same pitch, so the field never reads as flat, even though every plane shares the exact same ivory tone.

The distinction between facets is carried entirely by touch rather than color — smooth cut pile gives way to fine corduroy ribbing, which gives way again to a dense, nubby bouclé loop, each hand-tufted to a precise edge. It's a harder discipline than working in contrast: with no color to lean on, every transition has to be exact, or the pattern disappears.

Built for interiors that already trust their materials to do the talking. FACETTA doesn't announce itself in a photograph the way a bold pattern would — it reveals itself slowly, underfoot and at an angle, the way real luxury usually does.

FACETTA — one tone, told differently in every facet.