Abstract Digitally Designed Wallpaper and Wall Murals by Iris Maschek.

Designer Iris Maschek launched her Wallpaper collection in 2006 predominantly for the interior design market and private commissions and now sells them, along with her wall murals, to the public. The abstract digital designs consist of overlapping line art and patterns, shadowy silhouettes and a combination of the two for striking and modern interior designs.


above: designer Iris Maschek sits in front of her Lace Chrome wallpaper

Her 2010 Concrete collection of wallpapers are shown below. The parentheticals, chrome and shade, refer to color options.

Ame (chrome):

Ame (shade):

Arc (chrome):

Ava (chrome):

Krom:

Lace (chrome):

Lace (shade):

Lun (chrome):

Lun (shade):

Munk:

Verv:


Her mural range, shown below, will transform any wall into a work of art with it's combination of sophisticated and stark colors, abstract images and overlapping line art.

Gloom:



Grace:



Lustre:



Shade:



Dawn:


Midas:



Park:



Veil:



Both the Iris Maschek wallpaper designs and wall murals are available online at Eurowalls:

•Shop the Concrete Wallpaper Designs by Iris Maschek

•Shop Wall Murals by Irish Maschek

A Great View. When The Shade is Down. Surface View Blinds.

Surface View is a company that started out creating and selling bespoke (custom) wall murals, but that didn't interest me nearly as much as when they added their digitally printed window shades. With a vast online library of imagery -1000 images- you can choose from several collections and find the perfect match for any mood or style. For any room or architectural genre. Whether you like vintage maps, maritime ephemera, etchings, religious art, portraits, florals, textiles, patterns, classic art and sculpture, pop art, photography, nature, astrology, history, comics, foods, landscapes or citiscapes (just to name a few), they've got it. They will also create custom shades from your own art or photos upon request and at an additional cost, of course.

The collections include the following:


It's great when companies consider the user experience on their site and nothing is more engaging and gratifying that the you-can-see-what-it-will-look-like-instantly feature. As you can tell, I really enjoyed 'playing' with their roomsets which enable you to choose from a series of various rooms and try different any of the available images on the large 'blank' blind. You can do this with their wall murals and prints as well.



For your infotainment, I chose a few examples from some of the collections that I felt were appropriate to that particular sample room, so you could get an idea of the numerous options.

Meeting:



Working:



Eating:


Living:



Sleeping:



Playing:


Entrance:



You can also choose between making the line art image a pattern or a single image in their ephemera category, as well as tint it with a color, like the 2 examples of the beetle shown below:




details:



Surface View also offers many specialist services, go to the site to learn more.