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Award-winning UK design blog established in 2010 to discover, champion and inspire new designers.

out and about :: off the wall

Katie, April 14, 2010June 16, 2020
This article was published 16 years

On 25th March, I went along to adrem’s private view of ‘Off the Wall’ – an exhibition of original hand printed wallpapers by a group of East London Printmakers.  

Here are a couple of my favourites:  

Claire Hynds Klecksographien wallpaper
Claire Hynds Klecksographien wallpaper

 

 I love this one – the idea is that you interpret the shapes and add to the design yourself.  

  

Katy Goutefangea Flock wallpaper
Katy Goutefangea Flock wallpaper

 

This pattern was created by inserting bees into a kaleidoscope!  

3D wallpaper
3D wallpaper

 

I’ve never seen three-dimensional wallpaper before! Who knew?! (Forgot to make a note of the designer though – oops!)  

Links:  

http://www.adrem.uk.com/dreamspace/dreamspace/  

http://www.eastlondonprintmakers.co.uk/

This article was published 16 years
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