Style and sustainability

Élitis, a French company that specialises in wallpaper, wall coverings, fabrics and accessories for the home, presented the first part of its 2022 collection in a more contemporary and minimal design that renews its image.

The lines of the new coverings and wallpapers are the result of constant research on materials, patterns, shapes, techniques and artistic expressions. In this range the French Maison, the memory of natural materials and ancient cultures is combined with the imagination of still unexplored techniques and combinations.

Merida wall covering

In the Merida wall covering, raffia is used to in a pop and contemporary version. In the Movements line, the innovative techniques of lacquered 3D printing and laser engraving are the bearers of new, almost pictorial effects, suspended between glossy and opaque, between background and relief.

Bois sculpté wallpapers

Tthe Bois sculpté wallpapers, seems to reference a sculptor’s workshop. The references to ancient Korean fabrics are at the centre of the La Caravane collection, characterised by a patch of weaves.

Voiles de Papier

The compositions in Voiles de Papier are real flights of fancy. It is a panoramic design made up of different textures, combinations, techniques and signs, but always able to give a wonderful picture effect. Finally, Grand Hôtel is the line of wallpaper by Élitis which, in an entirely Art Deco style, translates the inlay and geometric beam codes of the 1930s onto the wall.

The new Élitis range is also sustainable with products that boast the lowest level of emissions (category A), using water-based inks, solvent-free vinyl, natural plasticisers, and using recyclable materials as much as possible.

Full acknowledgement and thanks go tohttps://surfacesinternational.com/ for the information in this editorial. For more information, visit https://elitis.fr/en

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