Another Day in Paradise
In wallcoverings, we are seeing a renaissance of impressively detailed, large-format designs that extend over several panels – after all, they are the perfect alternative to classic wallpapers and framed pictures. With their large-format motifs, they adorn the walls as big pictures, showing every detail and every colour to its best advantage.
Paradise Hills
Au coeur d’un océan de lumières et d’ombres, ce motif évoque un paysage toscan romantique et sauvage au soleil couchant. Les collines pittoresques, champs de fleurs et cyprès grandioses sont merveilleusement mis en valeur sur le rembourrage en fibres raffiné.
Que l’on opte pour le lumineux Peach Pink, le chaleureux Rich Gold ou les nuances empreintes de fraîcheur telles que Ice Green ou Latigo Bay, un univers paradisiaque se dévoile, idéal pour se détendre et se ressourcer.
Paradise Valley
In contrast to our statement wallcoverings with their expressive patterns, this structured design remains in the background and discreetly supports the overall spatial effect. Unlike monochrome painted walls, the special structure and texture lends the room additional depth and flair.
A total of 14 new colourways are available.
Paradise Kiss
The atmospheric forest of foliage that winds its way down from the ceiling is inspired by the successful Heaven’s Garden print fabric design, and now takes on another enchanting guise in the form of our new wallcovering.
The highly pigmented digital print further enhances the four available colourways.
Paradise City
The generous geometric design has a modern and timeless appeal. The regular, repetitive form combines with a characteristic painterly style to provide depth and animation in interiors.
A total of 7 new colourways are available.
Silky Reboot
A dream of colour! Dull, monotonous walls are a thing of the past, as the colour spectrum of 53 water- based shades leaves nothing to be desired. The colours are applied directly to the fleece using an air brush, giving them their unique iridescence and subtle sheen.
