Cerutti ST Myst

Textiles WITH VISUAL COOLING EFFECT

Behold the dazzling Cerutti ST fabrics from the coveted Giochi di Luce ("plays of light") collection. This is a breathtaking homage to the ethereal morning dawn and the mesmerizing night fog. In perfect harmony with this palette, Cerutti ST specialists have conjured up a delicate canvas, Myst (mysterious fog), that radiates an air of intrigue and sophistication. Infused with soft and muted notes of lilac, gray, and blue hues, it captures the essence of the night shadows escaping into the sunlight. Embark on a journey of light and color with Cerutti ST's Giochi di Luce collection and indulge in the tantalizing allure of Myst's subtle and seductive beauty.

CeruttiST Myst

CeruttiST Myst

Myst (Giochi di Luce)

Interior Textile CeruttiST
Width: up to 5 m
Eco-tests: France, Germany, EU, USA, Russia

The front side of Myst features a standard coating with a unique color, while the reverse side boasts a matte finishing.

• Its color changes depending on the lighting conditions.;
• Complete waterproofing;
• Extreme tear strength;
• Odorless, hypoallergenic.

Advantages

What's so special?

Meticulously crafted with a delicate balance of lilac, gray, and blue pigments, the color achieves the perfect level of saturation.

Myst is designed to illuminate spaces that face south or are situated on higher floors, where natural shading from neighboring trees or buildings is scarce. The all-too-familiar struggle of enduring overwhelming brightness can be a thing of the past with Myst's unparalleled ability to soothe the mind and elevate the senses. Gone are the days of relying solely on blinds, shutters, or heavy drapery for relief.

Optical Illusion

The enigmatic allure of this subdued color is unrivaled. It can appear softer in bright light, but it won't make a room feel dull or gloomy in low-light conditions.

This idea is not only suitable for hot countries (in fact, it was originally created for them), but it also works wonders in places like foggy England or Scandinavia. The problem of excessive lighting doesn't depend on the outside temperature, but rather on the brightness of the light itself.