Arte Grain Wallcovering 38221

Arte Contour Wallcovering is an old stamping technique where the pattern is stamped directly onto the textile. In earlier times, this technique was often used for clothing. The designer of this collection created a mould to make the stamp that served as a basis for this design. Contour combines a tile pattern with a funky interplay of lines.

Arte Latus Wallcoverings is the plainest variant, a silk imitation that is in perfect harmony with the other references. Featuring the irregularities of natural silk, with a thicker or rougher thread from time to time, and the full, intense colours of real silk. We intentionally chose a silk imitation, printed on non-woven fabric, as this is colourfast and also far more durable. Please use our free wallpaper sample service to see and feel the true beauty of the Arte Wallcoverings.

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 Civilia Wallcoverings is a unique design, based on ‘quillwork’, as virtually the oldest form of embroidery. Handiwork that was used exclusively by the native Americans to decorate clothes, jewellery and other utensils. Civilia is linear without being truly straight. Sometimes the linear effect creates the impression of rectangles lying across each other in layers.