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The article reviews several products including the "Lathe" series by Æther/Mass, the "Sweetie" fabric and wallpaper collection by Cold Picnic, and the "Sculpted Wood" bench by Holly Hunt.

This article showcases a variety of fabric and wallcovering designs from different designers and brands. It features the expansion of Backdrop into wallcoverings, as well as notable designs from Seema Krish, Flavor Paper, La Perle, and Wolf-Gordon. The article also highlights collaborations between Lori Weitzner and Samuel & Sons, as well as the popularity of Biobased Xorel and metallic finishes. Additionally, it mentions the influence of Florence Broadhurst and the range of products available, including sheers, fabrics, tiles, wallcoverings, and acoustic materials. The text aims to provide library patrons with an overview of the different design options available and their unique features. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on the compositions such as cellulosic viscose yarns from paper waste and Fluoropolymer-free coating, of materials including the Infinited Fiber, the NORR from OSM Shield, and the Opt Industries.

A review is presented of digitally printed wallpapers from Flavor Paper and Pierre Frey.

The article features the Flo chair in colored paper pulp, wood, and sculpted foam by Polina Miliou.

Emmanuelle Moureaux led a team of designers, producers, and installers to create an installation called "100 colors butterflies" as part of an exhibition in Shanghai sponsored by Lancôme. The installation featured approximately 40,000 paper butterflies suspended from the ceiling, forming a kaleidoscope of colors. The project took 15 months of design and production and aimed to explore the "form" of color and symbolisms of the butterfly. The installation ran from December 23, 2023, to January 28, 2024, and was intended to represent eternity and the theme of perpetual existence. [Extracted from the article]

The article features several wallpapers, which include products from Beauchamp Interiors and Loui Loui.

The article discusses the architectural design of Mix Brussels by Lionel Jadot, featuring various artistic elements, including monumental wall reliefs made from recycled paper, a neo-brutalist concrete fireplace, and a unique crystal sculpture.

The article evaluates several interior designing products which include the Paper Wall Covering from Juju Papers; the Enviromental impact from Andreu World; and the Accoustical Application from Carvart.

The article offers brief information on several materials used for furniture from materials maker including Washi Paper from Naganu Specialty Papers, Knitted Mesh Natural from KnitMesh Technologies, and Mimma from Euromaglia.

The article features several wall coverings, including the vinyl wall covering from Wolf-Gordon, bow damask wall paper from Farrow & Ball and dapper wall coverings from Vycon.

The article focuses on several products related to fabric and wall covering including Cabana, a lush new artisanal wall covering from Misha; mural wallpaper from Brett Design; and claycoated wallpaper from Flavor Paper.

An interview is presented with Chiaozza's cofounders Terri Chiao and Adam Frezza on topics including their contribution to emotional and cultural landscape of a city, they also discussed about the miniature garden full of wild, neon-colored paper plants and mentioned that this project helped them realizes that working together they can work more efficiently; and also discussed about their other small projects called "Lump Nubbins" small sculptures of recycled paper pulp.

This section presents photographs of paper fashion and sculpture entries at the "Pratt + Paper & Ralph Pucci" competition and exhibition at the Ralph Pucci showroom in New York including a paper cape by Diana Darett, a laser-cut paper dress by Dana Otto, and paper sea urchins by Su Ting Chen and Samantha Johnson.

The article focuses on Piet Boon's four-decade career, highlighting his transition from a building contractor to founding Studio Piet Boon, a global multidisciplinary firm known for its innovative and refined materiality, with a recent emphasis on introducing furniture designs such as the Cara swivel chair and Layers rug collection for CC-Tapis.

A photograph is presented depicting the Roma children in the design and construction of a pop-up installation, held at the National Art Gallery of Albania in Tirana.

The article evaluates several wall coverings including the Sapphire Inspired wallpaper from Dominic Crinson, Komodo vinyl by Maya Romanoff and Washi handcrafted wallpaper by Precious Pieces.

Presents several exotic-designed wall coverings used in interior decoration. Gala in Green Tea by Twenty; Tosca Grande in Agace by Wallcovering Source; Prisma Vitrata in Aqua Aura by Wallcovering Source; Jocelyn Warner Peony in Lime by DesignTex.

The article offers a preview of the painterly strokes and hand-cut silhouettes from -juju papers.

The article discusses several projects using repurposed paper including the walls of the Brushstroke restaurant made from paperback books designed by Takashi Sugimoto, an igloo based on those in the Canadian arctic but built with hardcover books, and paperbacks soaked in water and dipped in wax by sculptor Jessica Drenk.

The article discusses the interior design of Autoban, an Istanbul-based resort, including site-specific artwork by sculptor Seckin Pirim; Canopies fold like paper; and rattan pendant fixtures.

The article features artists who use wastepaper as a dyeing medium. Sandhi Schimmel Gold considers junk-mail-on-canvas as the medium of choice. Galia Gluckman cut up magazines and other printed papers and pasted them in mosaiclike composition on large pieces of hardboard. Phillip Hua printed multicolored digital images of trees on pages from the "Wall Street Journal" to forge visual dynamics between economics and the environment.

The article offers information of Wrapped, founded by Ryland Arnoldi and Sam Seidman, which makes art-centric wrapping paper, wall coverings, and other paper products.

The article describes an apartment designed by the Ippolito Fleitz Group. A combination of wallpaper cutouts and paint, the design was developed in collaboration with artist and textile designer Monica Trenkler. The apartment is on the third floor of a converted university building in the southern German city of Stuttgart. The ceiling in both the master and guest bathrooms is actually flower-free and it is simply painted in a ripe plum color.

The article discusses that Fold Panels, a new suite of three-dimensional, modular wall coverings from the Italian surfaces and cladding manufacturer, takes cues from Japanese design, including paper-folding and -cutting techniques and the embrace of imperfection. It mentions that the three lines that make up the collection O-Gami, U-Gami, and A-Gami are each available in multiple folded, pleated, and stacked patterns that lend surfaces depth and shadow.

The article discusses that Abstract art, a meeting of yesterday and today, a mash-up of analog and digital, Moodmoon, by Sebastian Hepting, is all those, and the wall-mounted fixture sets the texture and translucence of Japanese paper against the cool, modern glow of LEDs.

The article features several wall coverings including the Telephone Box superwide wallpaper in Phone Box Red by Lizzie Allen, embossed French wall coverings by Élitis and the Best in Show wallpaper in W5872/01 by Osborne & Little.

The article features several household textiles and wall coverings, including the Metarikku linen-cotton in silver by F. Schumacher & Co., polyester-film wallpaper from IN Luxury Design and the toile in silver wallpaper from Tracy Kendall.

A photograph of a stylish desk set by Abi Alice is presented.

The article reviews several wallpapers including She's Cosmic handprinted clay-coated FSC-certified paper wallcovering by Aimee Wilder, Shyama Golden's Sway eco-friendly wallpaper by Flavor Paper, and Robert Rufino's Country Life clay-coated Irish linen wallpaper by Studio Four NYC.

Presents information on a line of stylish stationery from Neenah Paper inspired by furniture designers Ray and Charles Eames. Available colors of the stationery; Qualities of the products.

The article offers brief information on several home furnishings such as the Constella table lamp from Vito Selma, Jae powder-coated tray from Fferrone Design, and Snake Bit wallpaper from Flavor Paper.

The article describes the paper numbers installed by Emmanuelle Moureaux Architecture + Design at Tokyo, Japan-based National Art Center's 10th anniversary.

In an introduction, the editor announces that the latest issue of the journal has been printed on high-quality paper.

The article focuses on several flooring products including handmade cement tiles from Juju Papers; vinyl tile collection from Tarkett; and Nutopia 2.0 solution-dyed nylon carpet planks from Mohawk Group.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including sculpting paper, innovation and interior design projects.

The article features wallpaper designer Tracy Kendall. In her current wallpaper collection, the idea for the Alphabet collection occurred when Kendall used laser-cut letters from another design to create something new. From a distance, the dangling letters shimmer on the wall and close-up, the random arrangements spell no words. According to Kendall, she would love to say that she spend months designing, but she does not. She adds that she often design with production techniques in mind.

The article features architectural and design sculptures and wallpapers, including the Chrysler and Empire State Building-Blocks by Design Ideas, the Island Life wallpaper from Flavor Paper and the Inception dish rack in silicone from glassware and homeware maker Seletti.

Focuses on the decorative wallpaper used to design the Bull's Head Inn in New York. Designers who created the design of the inn; Effect of the wallpaper on the merchandise.

Shows several types of wallpaper in pink color. Pink Panther by Willem van Es Design Studios; La Gioconda in Regatta by Alpha Workshops; Piazza in D'Este by Alpha Workshops.

The article introduces house furnishings including Mr. Bugatti seating from Cappellini, SCST handwoven throws from Textillery Weavers, and Ringwold Papers wall paper from Farrow & Ball.

Criticizes the generation of deviant stationery owed to the `new materials' craze. Use of such stationery by publicists desperate for any means to garner attention for their clients; Call for old materials to become fashionable again.

The article offers information on art exhibition "Paola Paronetto: Paper & Clay" to be held at the Contemporary Ceramics Centre in London from July 13 to August 5, 2017, which features several earthenware and stoneware articles made up of materials such as paper, cardboard and pulp used for interior designing of homes. It discusses the efforts of car designers to design vehicles offering more space and improved performance. It also offers information on furniture designed by Ma Yangon.

This article reports on Luminaire's PaperLove, an auction of objects de papier, to be held at the Luminaire Lab in the Design District in Miami Beach, Florida, in December 2008. More than 40 designers, architects and artists have signed on to supply two- or three-dimensional objets de papier, including Michele Oka Doner, Kengo Kuma and Patricia Urquiola. All proceeds go to benefit the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami.

Reports on the holding of the exhibition `Kitsch to Corbusier: Wallpaper from the 1950s,' at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. Featured artworks.

The article discusses the renovation of a house built by Japanese fashion designer Kenzo Takada in Paris, France by Kengo Kuma & Associates including replacement of an indoor lap pool with glass-roofed terrace, washi-paper lanterns in glass-wall corridor, and soil-based plaster in the stair wall.

The article offers information on several fabric and wall covering products including the Stripe design from Jupiter 10, Nature Lab from Pollack Associates.