Arte Ferox Wallcovering 28064

Arte Evora Wallcoverings was named after the eponymous Portuguese city known for its cork tree plantations. The suggestive inlay of a hand-carved cork motif subtly hints at precious metals where the density of the cork is less pronounced. Please use our free wallpaper sample service to see and feel the true beauty of the Arte Evora Wallcoverings.

Arte Decors & Panoramiques, Toile de Tibet Wallcovering 97690, features a colourful agricultural scene from Tibet, in which strength and craftsmanship combine to create purity and authenticity. This hand-painted decor is printed on horizontally woven paper look strips, creating a weathered effect. Please use our free wallpaper sample service to see and feel the true beauty of the  Toile de Tibet wallcovering.

Arte Empire Wallcoverings has the same ‘quillwork’ as the Civilia Wallcoverings, however, this time with a clear pattern. Made exactly in the same way as the Paleo Indians did it, with stylised figures carved in wood, stone or bone. Excavations have taught us that they were mad about coloured materials, such as coral, turquoise and jade, shades that you will also find in this collection.

Arte Strata Wallcoverings refers to the many sedimentary rock layers that reveal their past thanks to what you find in them. Pieces of broken pot, fossils, minerals and crystals. Strata suggests all kinds of layers of earth, sometimes damp and shiny, sometimes dull and dry. Together these form a supple, moving wavy pattern. There are so many shades in this semi plain, which create movement and depth.