We took part in Fedrigoni 365 2026, the annual publication in which Fedrigoni UK invites creatives from around the world to interpret one day of the year. Since 2017, the project has been creatively directed and designed by the British studio TM.
Fedrigoni was founded in Verona in 1888 and is today one of the world's largest groups in special papers and self-adhesive materials: around 6,000 people in 28 countries, products sold in 132, and revenue above 2 billion euros in 2024. The group includes Fabriano, where paper has been made since the 13th century and where the watermark was invented, and papers that have been a reference for designers, printers and luxury brands worldwide for decades. The 365 is Fedrigoni's way of handing that paper back to the people who use it.
For this edition, each contributor received a number, a paper and a colour, and answered one question: how does colour make you feel? The result is thirteen books, each a chromatic chapter, that form a colour wheel when their covers sit side by side. Print and finishing are by Team Impression, in litho and UV, to show how each paper responds to ink.
The edition launched at the end of 2025, with events in Glasgow, Manchester and London, and is available from Counter-Print.
