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Unfurling Splendor: Behind the Making of Our Latest Collection, "Blooming"

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Unfurling Splendor: Behind the Making of Our Latest Collection, "Blooming"

    Throughout our lives, nature's rhythms play a symphony of colors and textures that inspire and transform our daily environments. Our latest collection, "Blooming" captures this vibrant dance through an exquisite series of wall murals that embody the essence of spring's arrival. This post delves into the creative process and inspiration behind our latest collection, which celebrates the vitality and renewal found in nature's seasonal pageantry.      The Inspiration Inspiration for "Blooming" stems from the dynamic and resilient life cycle of flowers—from the first brave crocus that breaks through the snow, to the lush, expressive blooms of midsummer...

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March: Recent Project Round-Up

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March: Recent Project Round-Up

    Flora Finishes: Making this San Francisco Powder Room More Expansive   Studio Miel has masterfully employed our MIGRATION | BLUE NIGHT to accentuate a chic bedroom in Forest Hills, North Carolina, capturing the poetic dance of birds across a twilight sky. This scene highlights the wallpaper's ability to inject life and movement into the space, complementing the modern fixtures and the serene palette of the room. The result is a luxurious yet approachable haven that invites contemplation and calm. Photgraphy by Jennifer Hughes Photo.   SEE THE PROJECT →     Embracing Serenity: 'Cocoon' Envelopes a Park City Powder Room for Swoon...

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February: Recent Project Round Up

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February: Recent Project Round Up

      Soothing Spaces: Our ‘CURRENTS’ Pattern Featured in World-renowned Manhattan Healthcare Facility   In collaboration with EwingCole, our CURRENTS | CLAY wallcovering transforms the changing room at a renowned Manhattan healthcare facility into a haven of tranquility. This PVC-free material not only emphasizes sustainability but also enhances the calming atmosphere for individuals awaiting health screenings. The organic flow of the design mirrors the soothing presence of water currents, providing a serene backdrop in a space often filled with anxiety.    EXPLORE CURRENTS | CLAY →       Flora Finishes: Making this San Francisco Powder Room More Expansive   Studio Muir brings vitality...

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A Transparent Vision: Jill Malek x Skyline Design Architectural Glass Collection

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A Transparent Vision: Jill Malek x Skyline Design Architectural Glass Collection

Introducing the Jill Malek for Skyline Design Architectural Glass Collection, an award-winning collaborative project that bridges the aesthetics of natural forms with the innovative use of architectural glass in commercial spaces. This collection represents a thoughtful fusion of our design philosophy with Skyline Design's expertise in glass manufacturing, aimed at enhancing indoor environments through the subtle interplay of light, texture, pattern and color.     Our partnership with Skyline Design, a leader in sustainable glass products, has culminated in a series of large-scale architectural glass pieces that draw upon patterns in nature. The collection brings to life four of our...

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January: Recent Project Round Up

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January: Recent Project Round Up

    Introducing a Natural Serenity into this Kansas City Kitchen with our 'TERRAINS' Pattern In this Kansas City residence designed by Kristen Ridler Design, our TERRAINS | COAL wallcovering seamlessly merges with the kitchen’s modern aesthetic. The pattern's fluidity complements dark charcoal concrete countertops and walnut cutting board accents, crafted by Gill Patrick Woodworks, in a home built by Madi Mali Homes. This space, captured beautifully by photographer Nate Sheets, exemplifies how design can enhance everyday living spaces with subtle, organic elegance.   EXPLORE TERRAINS | COAL →     Transforming Tech Hallways in Frisco, TX with our REEF Wallcovering In the corridors of this...

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