The tiles are mounted on Maniera, the innovative modular system designed and designed by Incalmi to decorate walls in a non-invasive way. “Manera allowed us to make the mural installation, to be able to imagine its relocation,” Rui continues. “The beauty of this system is also that it can be interpreted. I saw it at su Maniera, il sistema modulare innovativo ideato e progettato da Incalmi per decorare le pareti in modo non invasivo. «Maniera ci ha permesso di rendere il murales installativo, di poter immaginare una sua ricollocazione», prosegue Rui. «Il bello di questo sistema è anche che si può interpretare. L’ho visto a EDIT Naples played in a completely different key, it's really a palette to be used freely.” At the end of the event, every element of the system was reused: the tiles returned to Sicily, where the mural will be permanently placed, while Maniera can be moved to another location and dressed with other materials. A perfect example of a circular economy, where waste is reduced to a minimum and every element finds new life or is recycled. “Once I saw Margherita's project, I was the one who involved Incalmi,” Pignatal explains, “because I was interested in exploring the topic of sustainability.”

“It's a project that Incalmi and I had been working on for some time: I was interested in experimenting with the use of copper and the enamel technique, the heart of Incalmi's identity,” explains Pignatal. “It seemed to us that the Nitto ATP Finals 2025 were a good opportunity to launch it even outside the world of professionals: hence the idea of reinterpreting these tables, already made in other shapes and materials, like gaming boards.”