There is a flower that settles, descending with a slow, almost languid step. A flower with a strong colour, like this land – certainly not a land of pastel tones. It has character, and although Baroque in its composition, the sensation it transmits is contemporary. An ornate minimalism, you might say. Much like our Garden, where design pieces find their place in a restrained setting, enhancing each other without overpowering. To the touch, it is a flower that gives a velvety sensation, a delicate caress. Like when you enter a secret garden and let yourself be enveloped. Its name still carries Baroque echoes, a heritage that shapes this land and those who inhabit it. Amaranto means that which does not wither, just like the sensations you feel when you arrive at the furthest tip of Italy's heel.