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The design vision of global lifestyle brand Joseph Abboud comes to commercial interiors for the first time with the introduction of a wall covering collection for Versa. The 14-pattern collection is standard with 20 percent recycled content and includes textile inspirations such as (clockwise from top right) Ascot, Panama Linen, Manhattan Square, Tex-Tiles, and Cravate Stripe. Influenced by Joseph Abboud’s roots in menswear, these patterns incorporate tailored details, paisley and stripe motifs, and textures resembling nubby linens, brushed silks and burnished suede.

Trove presents Bellatrix, a wall covering pattern that embodies the allure of Rococo ornamentation and modernizes it by layering color and non-color. The mixture of dark and light conveys an image of life and death within the vines. The colors of Bellatrix vary in depth and intensity and work to unite contrasting notions into one beautiful form. Introducing Blanket, the second exciting line created by architect David Rockwell for Maya Romanoff. Blanket’s felt texture creates the juxtaposition of warmth and comfort with a smart, tailored design. This durable, woven, wool-blend fabric wall covering is offered in two embroidery patterns—Yarn and Stitch (featured here), and Zig Zag. Blanket is treated for stain and water resistance and is backed with non-woven polyester.

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Vahallan Papers strives to be the leader in the hand painted wall covering market. For more than 12 years, Vahallan has been supplying interior designers and architects one of the most innovative products on the market. The company’s wall coverings can be found in high-end residential settings, commercial office buildings, hotels, retail establishments, and restaurants.