The return of brown in contemporary interiors according to Cotto d’Este
Warm, deep, sophisticated. Brown is reclaiming its place as a leading tone in contemporary interior design, establishing itself as a refined alternative to black and as a new chromatic key able to convey a desire for authenticity, visual comfort, and materiality. An intense and enveloping shade that, season after season, leaves behind its role as a secondary colour to become a conscious design statement, capable of turning floors and walls into spatial storytelling elements.
From the richest hues—chocolate, bronze, rust—to the softer, brighter tones of caramel and burnt orange, brown defines warm, deep, and harmonious environments. A palette that naturally interacts with light, materials, and surfaces, finding its ideal expressive medium in high-quality porcelain stoneware.
In this context, Cotto d’Este interprets the trend through a curated selection of ceramic surfaces designed for cultured and contemporary design, where aesthetics, technical performance, and material research coexist in perfect harmony.