"Nowadays you often hear: “Wallpaper has made its comeback!” To me, the fourth generation since 1913, it has never been away. In my experience, more and more architects use wallpaper. This is very understandable, since walls cover the largest surface of a room and are therefore very important with regards to the atmosphere. Wallpaper or wallcovering create an atmosphere unequalled to paintwork. Prominent architects choose exclusive wallpaper and wallcovering. These materials require a perfect finish in order to create the desired effect. The wall covering has to fit perfectly into the whole and therefore its handling requires an eye for detail. An interior needs the right combination of all elements such as furniture, light, curtains, paintings, works of art and of course, wallpaper.
Natural products such as Japanese grass and bamboo create a unique atmosphere in the interior. The present interior shows up even better. Handling such materials requires extra attention. The joins of these products are visible, which make the combination with the other elements of importance.

References

• Van Beek & Dings
• Harmen Witte
• Suzy Vissers-Hunt
• Maaike van Diemen
• B-Covered
• FG-stijl
• Arte
• Nicemakers
• Jos van Schendel
• Linda Lagrand
• Peer & Jacobs