Japan is all about colour. Marc Chagall said, 'Colour is all. When colour is right, form is right'.
So, we have designed a collection of glossy wallpapers to put
colour centre stage of a room, to breathe emotion into your walls
and let spatial architecture follow.
Japan considers the multi-layered quality of colour: the nuances
of different tones, colour's symbiotic relationship with light and
how placing two different colours in compliment or contrast changes
the overall feeling of a space. In 24 different variants, these
wallpapers have been printed in such a way that shows textured,
almost shaded tones, up close.
Then step back, and you will be dazzled by the brilliance of the
extra glossy lacquered overcoat. The light-reflective luminescence
means the darker colourways still sing vibrantly and the neutrals
still invoke shiny excitement.
Japan reinvents the way walls are dressed.
Martin Waller, Founder and Creative Director
The collection was named after the 17th century art of
'japanning', which was coined by European furniture makers who
imitated the Asian style of lacquered furniture. Oriental designers
were ahead of time, their style literally mimetic of sleek
futurism, just as Martin Waller is asking you to 'reinvent the way
walls are dressed.'
The idea behind the Japan Collection is that you don't stop at
just one colour. Create two-tone walls to play with the perspective
of space and room structure. Add a contrasting stripe for a bold,
decorative statement. Think outside of your four structural walls
and create art with colour rather than form.