Maya Romanoff Celebration Party at Pierre Frey

Tonight we had the pleasure of attending the 40th Anniversary party of Maya Romanoff hosted by Patrick & Lorraine Frey, Maya & Joyce Romanoff and Isabelle Beresford-Paymen & her team. Whilst indulging in champagne, delicious canapés and wonderful company Joyce Romanoff presented their latest amazing wallcoverings and explained the inspiration, technical background and processes of the wallcoverings. Every page turned created a gasp and WOW factor and set my mind racing to think 'which client can I use these awesome tactile wallcoverings on'? So if you feel like some sumptuous textures for your Spring interior schemes please feel free to email me at info@andrewwrightinteriors.com or follow me on Twitter.

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Happy Anniversary Maya Romanoff Design

Last week the museum of Arts & Design in New York celebrated the 40th Anniversary of Maya Romanoff and the launch of 3 Tie Dye wallcoverings. I am a huge fan of Maya Romanoff as they are renowned for their knowledge of ancient craft techniques and ability to synthesize environments with the resonant beauty of handmade, utilitarian materials that range from paper and felt, to mica and glass beads. They aren't the cheapest but give that wow factor to any scheme, if you're on a budget then use it on a feature wall or lining of niches. Pierre Frey London are hosting a celebration party; keep watching for the after party update. For further information or samples please do not hesitate to contact me.

Amazing New Wallcoverings

The new stunning collection from Ulf Moritz has been launched at Brian Yates of London's Chelsea Harbour. These wonderful over scale prints on wallpaper make fantastic feature walls; I would then use the plain wallpaper that compliments for the other walls. With this particular colourway you have the option to keep it tonal or add sumptuous greens and pinks as accents. If you would like any further advice or to order any of Ulf's wonderful wallpapers, please do do not hesitate to contact me.

London Design Week

Well it's that time of year again; new collections are being launched at London Design Week at Chelsea Harbour and various fabric houses around London. I have already had a sneak preview of some new fabulous wallcoverings at Brian Yates; lots of interesting textures at Sahco Hesslein, amazing new lighting at Bella Figura who are going back to the Deco period and the launch of Jab's new showroom in Imperial Wharf. Keep watching for the update on my blog next week. Why not visit Tuesday to Friday on public day - 10.00am - 5.00pm.

My Favourite Wallcoverings

Brian Yates launched the new wallpaper collection from Ulf Moritz; luxury woven, pleated and quilted papers for a wonderful textured feature. Textured wallcoverings are always a deep passion for me when specifying a new scheme. Ulf Moritz at Brian Yates are unique, mostly wider at 75cm rather than your average wallpaper at 52cm and as my decorator Pawel always comments 'they a dream to hang and always look fantastic'. Not seeing those nasty joins is never a problem with these amazing wallcoverings.

Velvet Crocodile from Rubelli

A fabulous new Crocodile printed cotton velvet
3 colours has been launched by Rubelli as part of their March collection. I would love to use this as fabric walling in a cinema for an ultimate texture and wow factor or on fabric wrapped doors; awesome!
Low-pile velvet with a cylinder-printed crocodile skin pattern. The innovative technique of applying a transparent film on the velvet produces a raised effect. With Crocodile a totally new type of upholstery is introduced, following on from the Vello and Lupo animal print fabrics from the previous collections. Available in three versions: brown, beige and black. If you like tactile then you'll love these.