NLXL White Marble Wallpaper
  • NLXL White Marble Wallpaper
  • NLXL White Marble Wallpaper
  • 40 A Marble, no joints
  • 40 B  No Joints Mirrored
  • 41 A Tiles
  • 41 B Tiles
  • 42 Tiles
  • 43 Tiles
  • 44 Tiles
  • 45 Tiles

NLXL White Marble Wallpaper

€214.05
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Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek has created a new suite of contemporary wallpaper designs that reflect his continuing interest in fool-the-eye-textural motifs.

Once again collaborating with NLXL, the Netherlands-based wallpaper design studio, Eek has unveiled Materials, a new collection of motifs which include variations of his famous Scrapwood Wallpaper series, as well as brand new designs that feature trompe l’oeil brick and marble surfaces

. Eek, who’s made waste materials a cornerstone of his furniture designs, once again celebrates the esthetic of imperfection with his wood-based wallpaper series, while adding a few more man-made materials to his arsenal of photorealist wall coverings

This item is printed especially for you, once printed, it can't be cancelled 

Specifications

Material Information
Heavy-duty wallpaper with paper top- layer and non-woven backing.
Colourfast and washablewith a soft cloth
 

Size Description

Roll 900 x 48,7 cm (± 4,4 m2 ) / 354″ x 19″ (47 SQFT)
NO PATTERN!!

  • Piet Hein Eek

    Piet Hein Eek was born in Holland in 1967 and was graduated from the Academy for Industrial Design in Eindhovan in 1990. While at the Academy, he gained attention for his exam project Scrap Wood Cupboards. He sold all of the cupboards and used the money to start his own design studio in 1992. The following year he went into partnership with fellow designer Nob Ruijrok, establishing Eek en Ruijgrok v.o.f. Eek first developed an interest in old materials after restoring a cupboard for his sister; he thought the old wood looked nicer than the new. He has built his business around old materials, saving these discarded pieces of wood and working outside of the circuit of mass production.
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