
serena confalonieri’s checkered installation at edit napoli honors the spirit of emilian cuisine
presented by very simple kitchen and la pietra compattata, the pastel-toned design recalls the ambiance of traditional italian lunches.
Very Simple Kitchen + La Pietra Compattata partner with Serena Confalonieri for ‘zdora’

all images courtesy of Very Simple Kitchen
checkered tableclothes given new life at edit napoli 2022
The designer has created a selection of checkered patterns in multiple color palettes that coat the tables, chairs, and surface tops of Very Simple Kitchen’s culinary equipment. These fresh-colored tiles are made by artisans of La Pietra Compattata and can be produced in an array of chromatic variations.
‘Upon entering ‘ZDORA’, visitors will find themselves immersed in the ambiance of a special Italian lunch, recalled by the checkered pattern proposed in three color variations. The decoration covers all surfaces of tables, falling like a real tablecloth alongside the surface of the kitchen tops, which continues upwards to cover the entire wall, creating an immersive and enveloping atmosphere,’ notes Very Simple Kitchen.
The 2022 Edit Napoli fair ran between October 7-9 at the Complesso Monumentale di San Domenico Maggiore. Find out more about the program here.

‘Zdora’ is a dialect term referring to sfogline, the Italian women who roll the dough for fresh pasta

pastel hues and simple, geometric lines adorn the installation

the design by Serena Confalonieri was exhibited at the 2022 Edit Napoli fair


an ambient space recalling the spirit of Italian lunches

the checkered tiles were produced by La Pietra Compattata artisans
project info:
name: ZDORA
event: Edit Napoli 2022
location: Complesso Monumentale di San Domenico Maggiore, Napoli, Italy
presented by: Very Simple Kitchen | @verysimplekitchen, La Pietra Compattata | @lapietracompattata
installation design: Serena Confalonieri | @serenaconfalonieri
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