Curated Collection

Ten patterns focusing on exquis­ite art­works, includ­ing sweet­grass bas­kets, cro­cheted cast nets, iron­work, and paint­ings, cre­at­ed by Gul­lah Geechee artists and craftspeople. 

By Bradley L Bowers

Light hums, lines waver, and neu­tral col­ors enter dar­ing new con­texts in this collection based on the sci­ence and struc­ture of the moiré effect.

Bio­philic motifs, sub­tle pat­terns, and restora­tive col­or­ways cre­ate spaces that put patient com­fort first. 

Featuring Blan­ka Amezkua, Cami­la Apaez, Mon­i­ca Curiel, Fran­cis­co Donoso, Rodri­go Loba­to, Lau­ra Nor­ie­ga, and Dyg’nojoch

Seven creatives from north and south of the US/Mexican border used wallcovering as a medium to explore identity, culture, and heritage. 

By Ghis­laine Viñas and Janie Rochfort

Nuanced shades and geo­met­ric shapes: these three designs intro­duce sur­pris­ing con­tours, abstract moun­tain­scapes, and a non­tra­di­tion­al play on a tra­di­tion­al plaid to be used for murals or repeated to fill an entire room. 

By Ray­lene Maras­co

Pho­tographs of cityscapes meld with images of nature. The hard edges of cityscapes and asphalt; the soft, dreamlike tex­tures of a mead­ow of flow­ers: this collection finds har­mo­ny in contradiction.

Featuring Jen Mussari, Hilary Lorenz, Frank Tjepkema, Patt Pruit, Ghislaine Viñas, Christine Tarkowski, and Raylene Marasco

Sev­en dis­tin­guished artists challenged AI by cre­aing imagery that explores such diverse themes as the process of mak­ing, the unique­ness of human-gen­er­at­ed art, and anx­i­ety over imping­ing tech­nol­o­gy. 

By Bradley L Bowers

An explo­ration of col­or and move­ment that plays on opti­cal illu­sions and dimen­sion, this collection was created via dig­i­tal media and influ­enced by the New Orleans-based designer’s diverse pas­sions.

By Bren­da Hous­ton

“Nature’s art­work,” scaled up to reveal its beauty in detail. This col­lec­tion’s digitally captured min­er­als and gem­stones, some more than one hun­dred mil­lion-years old, show­cas­e nature’s splen­dor.

© Museum of New Mexico

Wood structures respond when exposed to the ele­ments— wind, rain, snow, sun—and the result becomes a can­vas of diverse pati­nas and tex­tures. Reclaimed wood artifacts from The Museum of New Mexico’s collection inspired these compositions.

By Me and General

This Art Deco-influenced col­lec­tion of dig­i­tal wall­cov­er­ings was created by interior design firm Me and General, known for mixing ele­ments, breaking rules, and defying trends. “So Good” brings an uncon­ven­tion­al twist to any interior with four impact­ful patterns.