Les Zones Terrestres series by A.L. Diament & Co.
1. A.L. Diament & Co. | www.aldiament.com
A.L. Diament & Co. specialize in antique, French woodblock printed scenic wallpaper with dramatic detail and botanical accuracy. Dense color of temperate woodlands, lofty Alpine mountains and frigid icy waters of the Arctic combine to create a continuous dramatic scene.
Jardinieres & Citrus Trees in standard design colors on custom blue-green Williamsburg painted silk from de Gournay.
2. de Gournay | www.degournay.com
De Gournay offers hand-painted Chinoiserie and panoramic French scenic wallpapers, including Asian, eclectic, and custom designs.
Fromental’s Paradiso in Kelly.
3. Fromental | www.fromental.co.uk
Fromental’s distinctly British style blends historic classicism with the cutting-edge cool of London’s fashion scene. Collections include 18th-century Chinoiserie utilizing both monochromatic and vibrant colourways, contemporary, panoramic 20th-century compositions and their Roomskins collection of subtle, non-repeating patterns.
This hand-painted Chinese landscape scenic wallpaper is from Gracie.
4. Gracie | www.graciestudio.com
Since 1898, family-owned Gracie has specialized in Chinese, Japanese, European, and American hand-painted scenic papers in many genres.
Ceylon (panels), part of Griffin and Wong’s Chinoiserie paper collection.
5. Griffin & Wong | www.griffinandwong.com
The current Griffin & Wong collection consists of over thirty Chinoiserie and 11 Western Scenics designs which can be hand-painted on a variety of coloured silk wallpaper backgrounds.
Paul Montgomery’s Sea Port panoramic is a depiction of a colonial port during the grand era of sailing ships.
6. Paul Montgomery |www.paulmontgomery.com
Paul Montgomery Studio offers hand-painted custom designed murals and art panels. Each mural is hand-painted onto one of a variety of base papers and grounds, including silk, metal leaf, tea paper and non-woven.
Zuber’s panoramic wallpaper, “Paysage Italienne.
7. Zuber | www.zuber.fr/en
Based in Rixheim, France since 1797, Zuber hand-prints wallpapers, fabric and leather using the traditional woodblock-printing technique, making it the last factory in the world to use this 18th-century technique.
