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Fabrics & Wall Coverings, p5-

-- Interior Design, 5/31/2003 12:00:00 AM

Spring 2003

accessories • building materials • fabrics & wallcoverings • flooring • furniture
kitchen & bath • lighting • office • outdoor furniture • seating

Spring 2003: Fabrics & Wall Coverings

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Christopher Norman The new Tropical collection includes Pavillion Stripe, featuring frondlike verticals in appropriately fresh colorways.
Muraspec Introductions from this wallpaper giant include Muraspec Walls's Battia, a serene pattern of sweeping curves, and Guard's Fusion, a heavily embossed weave texture. Both are type II vinyl, suitable for commercial use. Visit site.
Eisenhart Wallcoverings The Terrazo collection overflows with tactile patterns on Paperez, a cellulose-polyester blend that has the feel of fabric. The product's high tensile strength allows it to withstand light commercial application as well as residential use. Visit site.
Twenty2 After years in fashion retail, Kyra and Robertson Hartnett founded Twenty2. Although a different course, it's one that utilizes their respective talents in graphic design and merchandising. Between brand-development and interior design projects, the duo launched a collection of coordinated hand-screened paper and grass-cloth wallpapers, including Half Max. Visit site.
JM Lynne Part of the Quicksilver collection by Patty Madden, Round Iron features an intricate 3-D pattern reminiscent of decorative metals. This durable type II vinyl comes in 24 colorways. Visit site.
Advanced Technology For a high-tech textured surface, Mirroflex does the trick. Made with a heavily embossed thermoplastic substrate, this flexible wall covering is resistant to impact, chemicals, and flame. Visit site.

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