Also included in this issue:
Space/Pattern/Texture: Profiling designer-artists doing provocative work.
- @mariakmoyer Shifting Landscapes
- @rugsbykailuaa Perpetual Motion
- @moiaoi Blending Traditional and Contemporary Craft
- City Lace: Raylene Marasco’s new digital wallcovering pattern for Wolf-Gordon, City Lace, draws inspiration from the artist’s personal journey: Marasco transplanted to New York City from rural Pennsylvania in 1987. Photographic images from both soft natural surroundings and harsh, vibrant cityscapes blend together, creating a color field of ethereal shadow and punctuated light. City Lace comes in four distinct colorways and is digitally printed on “Rebel”, our PVC-free substrate.
- Armor: Exuberant, outspoken, and loud, Armor from Scuffmaster® by Wolf-Gordon celebrates the energy and daring of punk rock in a finish that is 45 times more durable than traditional paints. Those flashy spots act like tiny bumpers in high-traffic corridors, heavy equipment, and medical areas, and for architectural features. The colors of the base and effect coats can be mixed and matched for a one-of-a-kind look.
- Forza: PVC-free RAMPART Resolve® protects walls against impact and abrasion in high-traffic interiors. Forza’s artisanal look is owed to a technique of layering pearl and matte inks with a realistic stone texture. Meaning “strength” in Italian, Forza will give walls the look of solidly built stone while hiding imperfections and scuffs on its surface. The embossing has a rough tactile quality that compliments the pattern’s bold strokes, rendered in multiple layers of color.
- Mood of the Moment: Gaby Aghion and the House of Chloé — The Jewish Museum New York, NY
- Have a Seat: Mexican Chair Design Today — The Denver Art Museum Denver, CO
- An Atlas of Es Devlin — Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum New York, NY
- Life Cycles: The Materials of Contemporary Design — The Museum of Modern Art New York, NY
- Iwan Baan: Moments in Architecture — Vitra Design Museum Rhein, Germany
Next Issue: Spring 2024. See you then!