In artist Colette Cosentino’s fantastical dreamscape of a forest, multi-layered applications of acrylic and metallic paints accumulate into a dark, almost foreboding moodiness. A digital rendering in three non-repeating panels recreates the textural impasto and spontaneous drips.
Transform your space effortlessly with the Isle of Palms wallpaper, a striking addition that offers both style and flexibility. Choose between the self-adhesive option for a DIY-friendly installation, non-pasted or Faux Grasscloth version that’s best handled by a professional
Capturing the look of artisanal processes like ikat or shibori, this 12-foot tall panel wallcovering has a soft, watercolor effect and alludes to a lush seascape or landscape.
Artist Colette Cosentino blurs and blends a twilit sea and sky into abstractions of tonal color for this atmospheric mural. Two panels provide a complete repeat.
Rounikós translates to runic in Greek. These colors remind us of the strong symbolic characters of the runes scattered across Greece, brought there by Nordic traders who had their glorious tales to tell!
A new collection inspired by the sounds of Greece. The gentle lapping of the waters, the clanking of the goat bells, the distant (or not at all distant) sound of the dancing shoes with the whoops and Opa's following that soulful Rembetika playing from the table two feet from those very dancing shoes. The harmony of sounds and the way they fit together as we skip along in this wonderful, rich life we have before us.
Óniero is the Greek word for dream, and our dreams hold our shadows in quiet - or loud as all hell - contemplation. The perfect afternoons we spent skipping down the olive groves, the dry dusty ground coming up and mixing with the dark heat behind us. We wouldn't talk for hours with our voices, only our hand and facial gestures - hey hey, this rock is the one. This is the rock of all rocks. Look look! Have you ever felt freer?
