ARRITAL AT JESOLO WITH ATTICO

On March 27, 2026, a new Arrital space opens in Jesolo, already implementing the new retail marketing strategy—a place of design crafted to interpret contemporary living through a unified language that seamlessly integrates kitchen, living, and bathroom as parts of a single ecosystem. At Via Aquileia 59, Arrital Jesolo and Attico present an immersive environment where architecture, materials, and functions dialogue continuously, offering clients, architects, and interior designers an experience built around their needs, rituals, and way of living at home.

The new showroom is born to showcase how Arrital’s design culture transcends the logic of individual rooms, offering integrated solutions that coherently and seamlessly furnish the home.

The exhibition path unfolds through a sequence of settings that evoke real-life scenarios: the kitchen as a place of connection, the living area as a welcoming space, and the bathroom as an intimate dimension and natural extension of the daytime zone.

Materials, finishes, and proportions weave a fluid narrative, where every system furnishes by interpreting, and every configuration suggests a possible lifestyle.

An Arrital project coordinated by Franco Driusso proposes a material and architectural itinerary: surfaces, volumes, and light dialogue to create smooth transitions between the different areas.

The first setting welcomes the Nautila kitchen, interpreted through deep chromatic combinations and sartorial details. The Iron Brown lacquered island with Vint Gris gres countertop becomes the focal point and hub of connection; the smoked oak columns with asymmetrical milling introduce a warm note, demonstrating how materials can guide spatial perception.

The journey continues with Ak_Project, where the architectural dimension emerges through rigorous proportions and integrated functions. The Tecnomatt Gianduia island with cantilevered Maui laminate snack bar evokes conviviality and lightness, while the column system with Pass System and Day Box Light organizes the space with coherence and formal purity.

A wall clad in Planar boiserie with Skintech Maui finish connects the kitchen, bathroom, and materioteca spaces; it acts as the project’s backbone, reinforcing the idea of the home as an integrated system.

The living area features the Feeling Home solution, emphasizing hospitality, design, and function: the chosen finish is Tecnomental Bronzo with open compartments in smoked oak and Gem glass display cabinets—a balance of solids and voids, transparencies, and tactile surfaces. The selected Busnelli sofa is the Baguette model (design DLMC) in bouclette fabric, paired with Eclipse armchairs (design Matteo Nunziati). The Vinyl side tables (design DLMC) complete the living space coherently and elegantly.

The design journey extends into the bathroom zone with the Modo Project system, where materials and proportions create an intimate, contemporary space. Base units with Circle side elements in Sand Fango lacquer, coordinated top, and Reflex mirrors craft an environment that ideally continues the living area’s narrative, affirming the vision of the home as a seamless continuum.

Arrital at Jesolo selects Attico Interni as its retail partner—a significant collaboration recognized for its sartorial approach to the world of design.

Attico Interni and Arrital position themselves in this project as value interpreters for residential projects and clients seeking to furnish their habitats with strong personality through an integrated style and approach in design, finishes, and solutions, delivering exclusivity and uniqueness to living spaces.

Conceived as a hub for consulting and design, the new Jesolo space offers a tailored experience: the project emerges from dialogue, develops through materials, and takes shape thanks to the technical expertise of the professionals on site.

With this opening, Arrital strengthens its presence and reaffirms its role as an interpreter of contemporary Italian design, capable of reading new ways of living and proposing integrated, coherent visions of domestic space.