The “Go Iconic” graphics belong to a rich selection of images that have become true iconic symbols of the brand.
They represent creativity and originality as distinctive traits and testify to the very essence of Wall&decò: to be a benchmark for interior design through a style that anticipates trends.
Volare
'Volare', designed by Lorenzo De Grandis, depicts a maple branch winding from above in a sinuous dance, while some birds in flight trace paths of freedom in the air.
The graphic is presented as a world suspended between earth and sky.
Maria Gomez Garcia's 'Delove' wallpaper depicts two large faces, one male and one female: placed with their backs to each other; they are in total fusion with the background of leaves and flowers in a mysterious yet enveloping atmosphere.
The artist captures the essence of beauty and human intimacy.
‘Kansas City’ presents an interweaving of geometric figures and intersecting lines, creating a unique yet fragmented rhythm.
A graphic design that explores the balance between solids and voids, using a black and white colour palette that emphasises its minimalist and contemporary look.
‘Elisir’, designed by Lorenzo De Grandis, is a work that uses the trompe-l'oeil effect applied to a curtain - a design choice that adds three-dimensionality, movement and depth to the environment in which it is placed.
‘Pavot’, is Eva Germani's painting of giant poppies.
An outsized representation whose immersive effect is further enhanced by the accentuated brushstrokes, which enrich the work with a material component.
The 'Libellula' wallpaper, designed by Lorenzo De Grandis, takes us to a dreamlike dimension through typical nocturnal colours, jacquard textures, and natural elements that combine almost to compose a tapestry.
‘Coralfull’ is the artwork designed by the creative duo CTRLZAK, in which the natural element is declined as a pattern: algae and corals merge together creating a connection with the seabed.