New Wall Covering Products, Styles & Modern Designs

Weitzner - Around the World

Google and GPS have rendered traditional maps obsolete...or have they? Designer Lori Weitzner, who previously found inspiration in newspapers and film posters, now pays homage to cartography with her Around the World wall coverings. Colorful mpas from across the globe are collected, cut into strips, then handwoven on a 44-inch-wide nylon warp. Where shall we go today? 888-609-5551; weitznerlimited.com.

Bespoke Global - Deco

Genevieve Bennett's Deco leather in agave with timber substrate by Bespoke Global, 212-537-0112; bespokeglobal.com.

ELITIS, Inc. - Panama Wallcovering

Shadow of an olive tree dancing on a bamboo fence. A cherry tree plowing under the weight of fresh snow. A Panama hat. Memories of a carefree summer. Dream or reality, they are reminded to us in this collection.Shadow of an olive tree dancing on a bamboo fence. A cherry tree plowing under the weight of fresh snow. A Panama hat. Memories of a carefree summer. Dream or reality, they are reminded to us in this collection. more

B&N Industries - Kuba Wall Panel

A mix of the patterns of African ceremonial Kuba cloth and Eighties Pop Art, our latest Iconic Panel pattern takes a tribal spin on modern interiors. more

B&N Industries - Kuba

A mix of the patterns of African ceremonial Kuba cloth and Eighties Pop Art, our latest Iconic Panel pattern takes a tribal spin on modern interiors. Shown with one of our Butler Tables in tan croc. more

Double R Studio - Enchanted Woods

Enchanted Woods clay-coated wallpaper in plum by Double R Studio, 917-361-8887; more

Cavern - I See You

The eyes have it-in particular, the googly ones peering from I See You. Hand silkscreened on paper, the constellation of orbs repeats in 9-by-6-inch increments, tempting doodlers to sketch in surrounding faces. The 27-inch-wide wall covering comes in rolls 15 feet long. 310-694-8384; more

Phyllis Morris - Chanteuse

Chanteuse vinyl wall covering in Violet & Emerald with brushed-nickel background by Phyllis Morris, 310-289-6868; more

Graham & Brown - Bluebell

Bluebell wallpaper in red/orange by Graham & Brown, 800-554-0887; more

Pamela Sunday - Microbes

Every now and then, an artist's effort just falls flat. But for sculptor Pamela Sunday, that's a good thing. She has translated the natural properties of her 3-D bowls, vases, and objets into 4½-inch-square and 5-by-7- inch porcelain tiles. The patterns in the initial collection draw primary inspiration from microscopic life forms, reflecting a fascination Sunday has carried with her since she was a child exploring in the woods.
But while the references remain the same, the technique represents new territory. "The glazing needs to be done quickly and spontaneously," she says. Which is "more free and experimental compared to my sculpture work, where the process is premeditated and methodical." Intended for wall applications, the tiles are hand decorated with numerous layers of glaze, then fired multiple times.
Sunday's embrace of biology is obvious in designs such as Spores, Microbes, and Biosphere, but she also dabbles in psychiatry with Rorschach. Because all are produced by hand, every tile is unique, although custom sizes and designs are available by commission. 646-643-4101; pamelasunday.com.

Double R Studio - Tivoli Tale

Artist Rosa Ruey finds a fresh outlet for her imagination in Tivoli Tale, one of nine hand-drawn wallpaper patterns in her inaugural Garden collection. Digitally printed with waterbased inks on clay-coated paper, the design can also be produced for contract use in commercial-strength, PVC-free Terralon. 917-361-8887; more

Phillip Jeffries - Tease

Tease hemp-linen blend in 5772 by Phillip Jeffries, 973-575-5414; more

Carnegie - Talisman

Talisman paper-backed wood pulp in 20 by Carnegie, 800-727-6770; more

Peter Glassford - Collage

After receiving a BFA in sculpture at the University of Texas at Austin, Peter Glassford honed his carpentry skills in Mexico and eventually turned to high-end furniture. Now he divides his time between San Antonio and Guadalajara, but he's obviously not forgotten his schooling. After gathering randomly shaped pieces of wood and discarded cutoffs from furniture factories, Glassford assembles his übersculptural Collage wall tiles to the client's specifications. A choice of two woods, ranging in thickness from ¾ to 2 inches, can be applied to the plywood substrate: Parota, a redwood-like tropical variety, or Rosa Morada, a species similar to rosewood. Finished with nitrocellulose matte lacquer and a wax topcoat, the tiles can be left natural or colored brown, charcoal, gold, or white. 956-337-5377; peterglassford.com.

Ixxi - Loco

Studio Boot has been busy shuffling decks. And the result is Loco, a decorative wall-covering system for Ixxi. The Netherlands graphic-design house devised the kit of 50 cards, each 8 inches square, with both sides printed with dueling triangles. Simply use the I- and X-shape fasteners-yes, that's where the company got its name-and connect according to your whim. Use hanging strips for wall applications or attach to a frame for a room divider. Made of high-grade synthetic paper, the waterproof cards resist ripping, curling, UV rays, and static and come in two colorways, yellow and pink. ixxidesign.com.

Wall Pops - Lanterns

The Jonathan Adler for Wall Pops self-adhesive collection ensures your walls won't remain, well, wallfl owers forever. Among the seven peel-and-stick nylon decals-some accented with Mylar- are Geo Circles, a '70s-ish sunburst, Carnaby, a nod to mod London, and trippy Hollywood. Patterns are offered in three mix-and-matchable shapes: round Dots and square Blox, both 13 inches, and 12-inch-long Stripes. Kits containing two 17 ¼-by-39-inch sheets include Lanterns, a hip twist on Moroccan lighting, and Bargello Wave, echoing retro zigzag needlework. 800-366-1700; wallpops.com.

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