Rubelli has been creating, manufacturing, and marketing high-quality furnishing fabrics for more than 130 years, serving both residential and contract interiors. The Group’s portfolio includes Rubelli, Rubelli Casa, and Kieffer, combining Italian textile heritage with continuous research in design, materials, and manufacturing.

Since 2023, the creative direction of the Rubelli Group has been entrusted to Formafantasma. With its own design department and weaving mill in Como, Rubelli oversees every stage of the production process, ensuring quality, creativity, and manufacturing expertise. The company is present in more than 90 countries through its showrooms, agents, and distributors, while continuing its long-term commitment to sustainability and the preservation of its textile heritage through Fondazione Rubelli.

Since 1987, Rubelli has managed major international contract projects through a dedicated division, offering high-performance fabrics and bespoke textile solutions for hospitality, cruise, retail, public, and residential interiors. Flame-retardant, durable, and versatile collections, together with internationally recognized certifications and the ability to develop customized products, enable Rubelli to support architects and designers on projects ranging from boutique hotels to major international hospitality brands.

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Selection of Hospitality Projects by Rubelli:

Bvlgari Hotel Roma, located in Rome (Italy), is a luxury hospitality project designed by ACPV Architects. For the interiors, Rubelli collaborated closely with the architectural team to develop bespoke textiles inspired by the building’s cultural context. Through the expertise of the Rubelli Design Studio and its own weaving mill, a custom fabric was created based on the graphic motif of the Pantheon’s historic marble floor, together with a coordinated wallcovering inspired by the Bvlgari constellation and its iconic eight-pointed star.

Britannic Explorer, a Belmond Train, is the new luxury sleeper train travelling through the British countryside. Developed in collaboration with artist and designer Luke Edward Hall and the London-based design studio Albion Nord, the project combines bespoke interiors with a distinctive decorative identity. Rubelli supplied a bespoke version of the Diamond Stripe lampas from Hall’s Return to Arcadia collection, together with a custom version of the Rousham print featuring the designer’s signature line drawings inspired by landmarks along the train’s journey.

Villa Passalacqua Hotel, located on Lake Como (Italy), is a five-star hotel housed in an eighteenth-century villa. For its suites, the De Santis family selected a combination of plain and decorative Rubelli fabrics. Among them are Velvetforty, a high-performance velvet suitable for residential and hospitality interiors, and Goldfinger Sabbia, a lampas developed by the Rubelli Design Department featuring a traditional floral pattern reinterpreted with a contemporary aesthetic.

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