Wall Decor
ÉLITIS has created provocative collections of incredible beauty and luxury. Using laser cut fabrics, hand woven wallpapers, crystal coated wall coverings, interwoven leathers, vegetable fibres, linens etc. ÉLITIS combines advanced technologies to design and produce innovative fabrics and wall-coverings. Due to the characteristics it will add a special yet practical touch to any interior.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 26 January, 2012
I read about Nama Rococo through Design Milk and got in love with her wonderful wallpapers collection .Nama Rococo founded by artist Karen Combs in 2005 located in the Hudson Valley makes luxurious hand painted, hand printed wallpaper by the sheet.
“We take flowing, lively shapes and knock them curiously off kilter. Colors, luminous and rich, are made to dance across the paper and into the living space.”
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 18 January, 2012
Enliven your living space with new and eclectic wall art designs from renowned interior designer Kelly Hoppen for global wallpaper and wall decoration manufacturer, Graham & Brown. This is the second time the company has partnered with London-based Hoppen to help create beautiful environments for the modern consumer.
The stunning collection of wall art on printed canvas features a mix of East – West themes that define Kelly’s unique style and aesthetic, synonymous to elegance, luxury and timeless classics. From flowery canvases to fierce dragon décor, Kelly Hoppen’s new wall art collection dazzles and inspires.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 16 January, 2012
These decorative wall plates are pierced with images to create a wallplate that allows the background of the wall become part of the art. Made in England using fine bone china. Selected as an Elle Decoration future classic.
Andrew Tanner: “my grandmother had a wallplate that we all thought was priceless. It adorned her wall and as children we had to walk slowly by the priceless artefact. After she passsed away the plate was taken down and was actually just a bog standard plate. I wanted to create something which was for decoration only. When you place the plate on a wall or in a stand, the background of your walls bring the plates alive with the cut out design”. We dont need to say anymore!
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 11 January, 2012
The Still Life collection consists of two wallpaper designs and four co-ordinating fabrics. The collection has been thoughtfully designed so that all of the wallpapers and fabrics complement each other presenting the opportunity for many and varied combinations and allowing the freedom to create unique and stylish interiors
The inspiration for this collection comes from loved objects passed on through generations. All of the pots and vases featured in the designs have been handed down through Louise or her partner’s families and the watercolour paintings of a Carnation and a Petunia were painted by her Grandmother who was an artist.
Louise’s love of combining drawings and photographs is very apparent in these designs which give the collection a strong contemporary feel while retaining a sense of timeless design.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 29 December, 2011
We wrote about her blinds before but this time we are presenting her wallpaper collection,Ella Doran takes her cue from the everyday world, from the close-up of a flower petal to abstract US road signage, the hustle and bustle of a Moroccan souk to simple kitchen utensils.
Ella Doran’s work includes award winning wallpaper designs. The wallpapers are digitally printed in the UK on non woven paper which is FSC accredited from a sustainable source. The printing process uses eco solvent inks.
The wallpaper collection includes: Bugs and Butterflies Wallpaper, Letterpress Wallpaper, Stacks and Strips Wallpaper, Sunlight Through Leaves and the award winning Geo Wallpaper, winner of the Grand Design Awards best wallpaper 2010 and winner of the Evening Standard’s Homes and Property best product 2010.
The wallpaper are available on Ella Doran site.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 21 December, 2011
Anne Kyyro Quinn’s decorative acoustic wall panels make a striking impression wherever they are applied. Using luxurious and natural felts and fabrics, all these decorative panels are made by hand and lean more towards contemporary pieces of art than traditional interior fabrics. This manufacturer also works closely with clients, architects and interior designers to offer custom acoustic wall solutions for a wide range of interior settings. Anne Kyyro Quinn describes the impact of their products best: “ …our products bridge the gulf between the urban interior and the natural landscape, and bring an elegant, unassuming beauty into everyday life.” These wall panels are definitely a unique, modern solution for the area of wall coverings.(via)
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 24 November, 2011
These great mosaic wall tiles, inspired by the Japanese culture and aesthetic have been created for Inax, also a Japanese company, and called ‘Dent Cube’. The designer, Teruo Yasuda, decided to bring together glass and porcelain at different depths for a truly unique effect. The wall tiles allow for captivating reflections and shadows which when used indoors, will enhance atmosphere. The colored glass inserts are available in many different hues allowing for infinite design possibilities.(via)
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 1 November, 2011
Favourite words, lyrics, quotes or verse expressed as personalized, typographic art. At Words On Walls they take meaningful words that capture a moment in time and produce bespoke pieces of art that make a real statement in your home or a unique and wonderful gift for someone extra-special. How WOW is that?
More information here.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 1 November, 2011
Grow House Grow specializes in narrative-inspired wallpaper design. Their lifelong love of storytelling and affinity for pattern shapes every hand printed roll they produce.
“It can be argued that a good story–and we all have one–inspires and gives meaning to the world around us. From personal histories and architectural details, to souvenirs and heirlooms we hold dear, it’s important to fill our living spaces with things that create an environment that is both personal and universal; just as a good story does. Each pattern Grow House Grow creates has a different tale to tell, and endeavors to spark the creativity, mystery, and comfort of stories in those around us”.
Grow House Grow is based in Brooklyn, NY, and is cared for by illustrator and designer Katie Deedy.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 26 October, 2011
