Tectonic Fields Wallpaper by HUXHUX Design

The NYC-based Justin Huxol heads the multidisciplinary studio HUXHUX Design, whose Nugget table we’ve featured, and one of their latest releases is a series of wallpaper called Tectonic Fields. The bold design is digitally printed on brushed mylar giving the geometric print a reflective, metallic quality.

Random shapes overlap and connect creating an almost updated look of a modern Rorschach image.

From the designer:

A wire-frame phantasm ends up looking unexpectedly traditional, decorative and blooming: a mix of hard masculine architect with soft feminine nature.

Tectonic Fields is available in Wolf Gray, Nu Orange, Sky Blue, Acid Green, or other custom colors.

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