Wallpaper fromental: jean cocteau, japanese gardens and

The British wallpaper brand Fromental presented in Paris two new collections. The brand's ridge is a combination of decorative art and modern design, Chinese manual labor (paintings are created by masters in China) and London creative.

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Braque Pop-up boutique in Paris “Ancien et Moderne” during the Paris Beco festival was overseen by Beth Dempsey. The paintings were inspired by the spirit and style of the Villa Santo Sospir, whose walls were painted by Jean Cocteau. The Braque project was developed in parallel with the development of Fromental under the names of Rexine and Rockface: experiments with large-scale collage methods. “Tea paper” is ground and sketched so as to create an almost unattainable, uneven softness, aged and attractive “hand of the artist”. Fig flowers, painted in shiny white, are superimposed on a collage pattern. With touches of ocher and coral, they create a feeling of deep frescoes.

Oceanic Call The follies, Fromental. Design by Timothy Corrigan.

The follies Коллекцию «Безумства» создал американский дизайнер-декоратор Тимоти Корриган (Timothy Corrigan). Его компания специализируется на комфортных «голливудских» интерьерах, но подлинная страсть Корригана — антиквариат (в диапазоне от китайских ширм до тульской мебели XIX века). Корриган в 1997 году открыл офис в Париже, а важным проектом для него стала реконструкция замка Le Grand-Lucé на Луаре, который он приобрел. Тимоти стал первым американским дизайнером, которого наградили во Франции за реставрацию исторического наследия. Создав коллекции для THG Paris, Royal Limoges, Samuel & Sons, Schumacher, French heritage company, Patterson, Flynn & Martin, он продолжил сотрудничество с Fromental. Новый проект назван «The follies», что переводится как страсти и безумства.

Oceanic Call The follies, Fromental. Design by Timothy Corrigan.

Oceanic The series is inspired by the technique of Japanese painting on wood of the XIX century. Stylized birds and swirling waves are enlarged to super wide-angle graphics and executed on a shimmering basis.

Drapery Wave, call. The follies, Fromental. Design by Timothy Corrigan.

Drapery Wave has a surreal quality. The series was based on 17th-century tapestries based on the paintings of Peter Paul Rubens, which were commissioned by Louis XIV. On the wallpaper - a panoramic view with the ocean, the sky, billowing fabric and the illusion of playing sunlight on the water.

French Garden Call The follies, Fromental. Design by Timothy Corrigan.

French Garden Corrigan rethinks the work of André Le Notra and his famous gardens of the Orangery parterre in Versailles Painted on a silk base in fine watercolor palettes, this French Garden pattern is extremely versatile.

Broadlands call The follies, Fromental. Design by Timothy Corrigan.

Broadlands A dramatic interpretation of the classic Damascus pattern. Corrigan draws inspiration from watercolor sketches used to create original jacquards. Reproduced on silk and gilded white base.

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