Friday
01Jan2010

Luxury Leather Mosaic Wall Panels by Studioart

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Klimt Leather Mosaic Wall Panels in Arancio and Rosso by StudioArt

Studioart was conceived by the Conceria Montebello Tannery in Italy as a means of sharing the wealth of creativity and innovation found in the tannery's immense sample book with designers around the world. Their Klimt mosaic wall panels are derived from 24 kinds of leathers and feature a variety of incredible finishes, designs and textures. However, it is the unique mix of flat and padded elements that provides each wall panel with exceptional textural depth. Each mosaic wall panel can be scaled to accommodate any space.

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Klimt Leather Mosaic Wall Panels in Oro and Verde by StudioArt

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Tuesday
01Dec2009

Modular Art Panels by Strong Emergence Studios

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The Impossible Curve Series by Adam Brucker for Strong Emergence Studios

Strong Emergence Studios is a Colorado based design studio founded by Adam Brucker that designs and fabricates interactive modular art panels. A blend of mathematics and modern design, each panel's intricate pattern is hand-strung using a combination of colored nylon chords. The Impossible Curve Series reveals the myriad of designs that can be created simply by combining and rotating individual panels; the perfect solution for large scale feature walls. The SES studio is always open to exploring new materials and custom designs.

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The Impossible Curve Series by Adam Brucker for Strong Emergence Studios

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Sunday
01Nov2009

Decorative MDF Wall Panels by Interlam

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Custom Graphic Art Diffusion Panels by Interlam

Interlam is a designer and manufacturer of unique and innovative architectural surfacing materials. Their Art Diffusion collection features homogeneously colored or raw MDF panels whose surfaces have been sculpted and carved into dramatic organic forms through the use of CNC routers. Utilizing an eco-friendly MDF core made of resin and reclaimed wood waste, the Art Diffusion panel collection is available in over 100 unique patterns and offered in a painted, lacquered, wood grain, oxidized, metallic and bonded sand finish.

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Art Diffusion Panels with Wood Grain Membrane by Interlam

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Thursday
01Oct2009

Sculptural Concrete Tiles by Daniel Ogassian

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Optic I and Japanese Weave Concrete Tiles by Daniel Ogassian

Daniel Ogassian, a designer from California, merges old-world craftmanship with digital design to create a truly unique collection of concrete tiles. Through the use of CNC technology, his studio of veteran designers create concrete tiles that reveal perfect curves and decisive edges. With its unlimited creativity and zero tolerance fabrication, this technology enables Daniel Ogassian's trademark designs to be scaled to accommodate any project. His studio is known for working with designers to create custom installations.

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Hex Ribbed and Penta Flora Concrete Tiles by Daniel Ogassian

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Tuesday
01Sep2009

Sculptural Plaster Wall Panels by modularArts

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Custom Panels at Sony Design Center and Subu Panels by modularArts

Changing the landscape of flat wall surfaces around the globe, modularArts is a super sexy sculptural wall surfacing material made exclusively from cementitious mineral composites. Mineral composites have long been favored by architects and designers for their lightweight, fire resistant and sustainable properties and it is so exciting to see them now being used in vertical applications. The true ingenuity of modularArts lies in the design of its panels that, through simple repetition, create incredible monolithic reliefs.

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Dune Panels at West Edge and Yuma Panels by modularArts

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Saturday
01Aug2009

Modern Metal Beaded Chain Screen by ShimmerScreen

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ShimmerScreen at Beluga Sushi Bar by Deux Design

Celebrated for its unusual design effects, ShimmerScreen is the perfect medium for developing intimate spaces within larger volumes of space without impeding visuals. The subtle spacing of metal bead strands within a track creates a semi-transparency that is uniquely soft, seductive and slinky. With special effect finishes ranging from pearlescent to glow-in-the-dark, designers still favor the ShimmerScreen metallic finishes because of the inherent industrial aesthetic and ability to contrast with surrounding environments.

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ShimmerScreen at the Maximus Spa and Salon by New World Design Builders

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