Edmond Petit wallpapers, ideas of geniuses !
The British publishing house Edmond Petit, founded in 1872, specializes in prestigious decoration. Each wallpaper, made by the brand, combines elegance and refinement that perfectly illustrates the luxury vocation of Edmond Petit. Indeed, the claw works conscientiously in the design of the wall coverings in order to conquer the heart of their customers often well-to-do and demanding. Timeless creations combining originality and exceptional quality are the result of this meticulousness and determination.
The models produced by the brand are distinguished, in particular, by their surprising finishes. All the drawings are carefully handmade by pen and are subsequently printed on quality non-woven. On the one hand, there are exotic floral compositions, which provide a pleasant feeling of well-being. In addition, we admire these surprising geometric shapes giving depth to your rooms. On the other hand, lovers of modern art will be conquered by his drawings made in pen in a contemporary style. Edmond Petit also proposes original friezes with baroque illustrations to accompany nicely the design wallpapers.
These trendy wall coverings are gathered in his collection of the same name, Edmond Petit. This is a product line that seems to come from another era or another galaxy. Indeed, this collection brings together such unexpected models, one as the others. This range is inspired by, among other things, the world of the countryside to make us dream and take us away in our most beautiful memories. More than decorative objects, the Edmond Petit wallpapers are a small piece of our childhood, frozen in a high-end non-woven.
Depending on your desires, you can personalize your interior with the Edmond Petit range. For your bedroom, bring a touch of baroque to your decoration by dressing your walls of these authentic coatings. Appreciate the vintage ambiance in your living room with these unique wallpapers. For your child's room, choose animal models to make them want to create and draw.
France (Mainland and Corsica)
