Taking time to enjoy times gone by can provide inspiration and generate exciting, new ideas. This was how the Reflections wallpaper collection was born.
"Reflections features a new, modern take on motifs that hark back to the 1950s, 60s and 70s," explains Madeleine Sidemo, designer in charge of the collection.
NEW YORK - Sept. 29, 2016 - PRLog -- Scandinavian Wallpaper is presenting another new collection, this time with a cool retro touch from ECO Wallpaper.
The cycle of trends coming around again and being modern once more is more the rule than the exception. For autumn 2016, Eco Wallpaper is seeing great demand for patterns, shapes and colors characteristic of what we, our parents or even our parents' parents had on our walls in the 1950s, 60s and 70s.
"The warm, cheerful shapes and colors bring an inclusive, homely feel to our otherwise fairly austere Scandinavian homes. The wallpapers provide an expressive backdrop to the modern, stylish home," says Madeleine Sidemo, who is the designer in charge of the Reflections collection. "I believe that when you come home you should open the door and feel this is where I live; I like my home, and the wallpaper is a part of the home."
Reflections is an extensive collection with something to suit all tastes. It has three distinct themes.
The first is colorful, joy and nostalgia with pastels and cheerful patterns, such as Laura with a variety of leaves in warm pastels, Dora that resembles a cheerful seventies bead curtain and Dimensions featuring triangles and cubes in varying colors and hues.
The second theme (http://scandinavianwallpaper.com/reflections) presents a distinct 1970s mood with graphic patterns, structures and tone-on-tone colors, such as Jolene with wavy verticals, Haley reminiscent of Harlequin and Lucy with tendrils of leaves and berries.
The final theme (http://scandinavianwallpaper.com/reflections) is Scandinavian modern style, which fits clean, light homes where you want to bring a little warmth and pattern to the walls, such as Vida with its long reeds, Candy made up of thousands of half moons that form a variety of patterns depending on where you stand in the room and Ester with crystals hanging in rows.
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