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Dutch designer Thomas Voorn bought an entire A4 section of a stationery store that went out of business, which inspired his latest project, Temporary Tapestry. He took photographic images of the papers and turned them into playful patterns that let you create your own wallpaper at home. Not just any kind of wallpaper, this is made up of single sheets that when arranged together become a photo/graphic pattern.
Each part of the colorful pattern is an image of the paper that started out being thrown down randomly and then photographed again. So it ends up being photos of paper printed on paper.
The pages easily hang with poster buddies, wallpaper glue, or brass nails. In total, there are 9 different styles of tapestries to choose from. Available for purchase here.
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Bimal on 01.05.2016 at 19:36 PM
I’ve always been such a huge fan of wall art. Gone are the days where we used to have boring walls and it’s truly wonderful how much you can get your own room to match your tastes with the perfect wall art designs. These photographic tapestry walls take wall art designs to a whole new level. It’s a really interesting concept :)
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