When one thinks of the Baroque, it evokes an era lavish with frescoes, architecture, and decorations—both magnificent and tragic, like the earthquake that in 1792 destroyed Ragusa, Noto, and Modica, only for them to rise again more beautiful than before. “Neo-Baroque” is a wallpaper collection of great decorative impact, capable of conveying the symbols of the Baroque through a reinterpretation linked to contemporary aesthetics. Thus, the frescoes of Pietro da Cortona are reborn, as are the interiors of Baroque church domes, or the interiors of a noble residence with collapsed frescoes and dangerously swaying golden chandeliers on the walls.
