The TESSERA concrete decorative wall pattern, designed by Urbi et Orbi Studio in 2016 as part of the Funky collection, goes back to the iconic symbols of the 1970s.‎This pattern is the most characteristic symbol of the '70s.‎ It embodied a sense of optimism for the future, inspired by the space age and technological advancements of the time, envisioning a bright and colorful tomorrow.‎ Often allowing for personal expression and creativity, geometric pop designs were used in fashion DIY and interior decoration to make bold statements and stand out from the crowd.‎The psychedelic movement of the 1960's heavily influenced the design aesthetic of the 1970s, emphasizing mind-altering experiences and visual distortions.‎ Geometric patterns were frequently combined with psychedelic art to create mesmerizing, trippy graphics.‎Tessera, meaning 'four' in Greek, comprises four concrete pieces in different dimensions.‎ These pieces can be cut or left as is during installation, resulting in a unique effect on the wall due to the various combinations possible.‎ One or two sets of TESSERA, whether in the same color or not, can adorn an empty wall and transform it into an artwork.‎ Easily mounted with crystallized transparent glue, TESSERA offers a versatile and visually striking option for interior decoration.‎It is available in 4 shades of grey, and various colors ranging from warm to cool tones such as beige, terracotta, olive green, dusty blue, etc.‎