Xanadu-Keukenhof

Xanadu

Xanadu’s repeat wallpaper pattern are reminiscent of 18th century European palaces. Inspired by traditional Chinoiserie with a more modern western style. Popular in 18th century Europe, chinoiserie decorative arts were extremely fashionable, also evocative of this time, was repeat pattern wallpaper. Xanadu’s motifs derive from these porcelain, silk and lacquerware objects of desire that were imported from China and Japan, as expressed in the the collections Buttery Valley, Countryside, Go on a Journey and Birds Twitter. Though the use of decorative iconography, such as Goldfish, Buttery and Peacock, Xanadu plays with scale and repeat patterns as well as colour, to create a contemporary international collection that are in high demand and leave a lasting impression

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• Contemporary rendition of the classic plum blossom with flying pheasants. The plum blossom signees strength as it blooms in the winter and the pheasant, beauty and good fortune. The branches and birds are in a repetitive pattern giving it a more contemporary style.

• This stunning design was digital printed, offered 4 colorways. The design can be scaled freely to make it both as wallpaper or an unique mural.

The design has 6 continuous panels with no repetition of design elements, allowing for a continuous scene of 18 lineal feet.  The first panel of the design can always match the last panel, to cover a longer wall size more than 18 feet. The design offered 5 colorways, custom colouring is available.