A selection of vinyl, resin and raffia wallcoverings — from Carnegie, WolfGordon, Chilewich and more — that are as visually interesting as they are durable.
1 Fizzle Graphic by Carnegie
From the Refresh Your Palette collection, the broad brush-like strokes of pastels on this digitally printed covering have a slightly luminous quality. Available in four colourways, the collection is certified Cradle to Cradle Silver.
2 Tjep.Cubism by WolfGordon
A study in geometrics, this collaboration with Frank Tjepkema was inspired by the Czech Cubism movement of the early-20th century. The two-dimensional cubes of Osmosis, a Type II vinyl, have differing line thickness for an undulating appearance. Shown in Steel (left) and Bordeaux; custom colouration is available.
3 White with Silver by Chilewich
Weaving matte white yarn together with shades of silver manages to give this collection of textiles both a metallic sheen and a bleached out effect, for a wallcovering with depth and interest that works as a neutral backdrop.
4 Opaline Walls by Donghia
Made from raffia, this nubbly wallcovering also has a lustrous sheen thanks to its pearlescent finish. The hand-woven grasses provide natural variations in texture and come in six neutral tones.
5 Gild by 3form
The result of a collaboration between 3from and artisans from rural Indonesia, these recycled resin panels reference traditional gold foil techniques. The organic patterns are available in Gold, Silver and Copper.
