Painted. Not printed. Two cities, one wall.
Walls
Europe’s most coveted wall arrived from Canton by ship, in numbered sheets, painted by hand — for a market that didn’t exist at home.
One supplier. Many hats. One is backlit across a hotel lobby. One survives being scrubbed with antiseptic.
Two hundred years before digital print, a French workshop was solving the same problem — how do you put a picture on a wall and make it mean something?
You can’t see the difference on a sample board. The building will.
Matteo Thun makes a claim about how design is judged that should worry anyone who specifies for a living. Walk into a hotel room, he says, and you know within a split second whether you like it. The verdict is instant, instinctive, almost involuntary.
New York Based Designtex and Frank Lloyd Wright.
Misha adds a poetic, expressive dimension to contemporary interiors.
The Newmor commercial wallcovering ranges are made in the UK in a small village in Wales.
If you want it to last you want commercial