NLXL Concrete Wallpaper by Piet Boon

Nizwa Wallpaper BGR-01 by Bethan Gray is a UK based designer, Bethan Gray has taken inspiration from the traditional forts of Oman for her Nizwa Wallpaper. The design features the technique of marquetry, which was used as far back as the 16th century. It reflects the rounded architectural composition of the forts’ castellation’s, whilst the detailed mother of pearl patterning creates a stunning iridescence. This variation in shade and iridescent resembles the effect of the sun on the different elevations of the forts. Please use our free wallpaper sample service to appreciate the true Beauty of the  Nizwa Wallpaper.

Nizwa Wallpaper BGR-03 by Bethan Gray is a UK based designer, Bethan Gray has taken inspiration from the traditional forts of Oman for her Nizwa Wallpaper. The design features the technique of marquetry, which was used as far back as the 16th century. It reflects the rounded architectural composition of the forts’ castellation’s, whilst the detailed mother of pearl patterning creates a stunning iridescence. This variation in shade and iridescent resembles the effect of the sun on the different elevations of the forts. Please use our free wallpaper sample service to appreciate the true Beauty of the  Nizwa Wallpaper.

Nizwa Wallpaper by Bethan Gray is a UK based designer, Bethan Gray has taken inspiration from the traditional forts of Oman for her Nizwa Wallpaper. The design features the technique of marquetry, which was used as far back as the 16th century. It reflects the rounded architectural composition of the forts’ castellation’s, whilst the detailed mother of pearl patterning creates a stunning iridescence. This variation in shade and iridescent resembles the effect of the sun on the different elevations of the forts. Please use our free wallpaper sample service to appreciate the true Beauty of the  Nizwa Wallpaper.

Nizwa Wallpaper BGR-05 Metallic by Bethan Gray is a UK based designer, Bethan Gray has taken inspiration from the traditional forts of Oman for her Nizwa Wallpaper. The design features the technique of marquetry, which was used as far back as the 16th century. It reflects the rounded architectural composition of the forts’ castellation’s, whilst the detailed mother of pearl patterning creates a stunning iridescence. This variation in shade and iridescent resembles the effect of the sun on the different elevations of the forts. Please use our free wallpaper sample service to appreciate the true Beauty of the  Nizwa Wallpaper.