Arte Lignes Wallcovering 40512

Arte Cadance Wallcoverings have striking prints which were popular in the 60s, such as zigzag patterns - often in highly contrasting colours like black and white. Cadance has a rhythmic herringbone pattern in a freer form. The design was also given a touch of flock, with a tweed effect as a result.

Arte Enigma Select Wallcoverings is probably the most clear-cut example of three-dimensionality. You see a pattern that seems to stick out of the wall like real tiles. The covered wall is not flat because tiles jump out here and there. It is playful but with a definite rhythm. The last surprise is the choice of material. For Select we chose a fabric with a suede look. This material provides intriguing nuances in colour intensity. Select is available in six warm, natural colours: ecru, rust, brown, golden green, light grey and a dark aubergine tint.

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 Lignes Wallcovering is the second plain in the collection. By weaving lighter and darker threads together, horizontal stripes are created that give the illusion of depth. Here, too, you can instantly recognise the typical irregularities of the natural linen thread. Please use our free wallpaper sample service to see and feel the true beauty of the Arte Lignes Wallcovering.