Koziel Philippe Model Woven Rattan Frieze With Yellow Stripes
Philippe Frieze With Yellow Stripes
PHILIPPE FRIEZE WITH YELLOW STRIPES
Who never dreamt of moving into a former artist’s studio or an industrial loft? This new and exclusive collection of steel beam trompe l’œil wallpapers will give your interior the charm and the authenticity of the most atypical livings.
Applied on walls or ceilings, the steel beam wallpaper friezes magically transform your interior into a loft or a studio.
Thanks to sophisticated texture effects and great attention to details, the extreme realism of these creations will trick (almost) everyone !
Make your choice among 3 amazing finishes : white painted old steel beam, rusted steel beam or brushed steel beam. Available in all 3 finishes, you may opt for the beautiful simplicity of the plate girders or the captivating complexity of the lattice girders and its chevron effects.
Whether covered with whiteold cracked peeling paint, delicately attacked by rust or roughly natural, in plated and brushed steel, uncompromisingly these beams just sublime the decor.
Each one captures the eye for they look so great, or merely disappear for they look so real…With these vintage steel beam trompe l’œil wallpapers free the artist inside you, rethink your interior and surprise your family and friends. Success guaranteed : it’s our creator who says it !
INFORMATION
REFERENCE
8888-329
DIMENSIONS
H. 9,60 x L. 0,53 m / 5,1 m2
MADE IN
Made in France
PATTERN REPEAT
0 cm / 0 inch - straight match
MATERIAL
Non woven
EFFECT
Smooth slightly satin paper
HANGING
Easy and quick installation. Paste only the wall
NORMS
EC StandardClass BS-2, d0
DESIGNER
CHRISTOPHE KOZIEL
A passion for decor and trompe-l'oeil
Founded 11 years ago, the Lille-based publishing house KOZIEL bears the name of its founder and artistic director, Christophe Koziel.
For ever since he was first introduced to the world of photographic trompe-l'oeil, he has made it the guiding principle of his company without ever departing from it.
Both creator and publisher, KOZIEL is an exception in the decorative landscape with its atypical imprint, tinged with poetry and history.
This free electron likes to theatricalize interiors in the same way as scenographies for plays or department store windows. Creations that often originate from a desire, a lack, a crush, or even a frustration.
This unique artistic approach symbolises the KOZIEL state of mind and gives each of its settings on which we like to linger, a certain extra soul.
