New Frame upholstery and EP Mura Volt

In reference to the juxtaposition of modern with tradition textiles, the lively upholstery of Frame has been released.

New Frame upholstery and EP Mura Volt

BY Tess Ritchie

November 5th, 2014

Tags: woven image

Above: Frame

New Frame Upholstery

Reinventing the classic warp stripe and check concept, the fabric combines a beautifully neutral textured ground with a fluorescent twist, a current trend influenced through fashion with a play on light and intensely dramatic hues.

New EP Mura Volt Wall-covering

Incorporating solid geometric angular shapes, Volt is a three colour design pigment printed onto EchoPanel Mura 908 cream. Triangle V shapes combine to create an overall tessellating pattern. Volt is available in three distinctive colourways combining fluorescent ink with pearl effects and matte textures including vibrant citrus and celestial silver sky as well as a classic versatile neutral.

Designed for ease of application EchoPanel Mura Dart and Volt are two new additions to the print collection. Incorporating trend driven colour palettes with contemporary design Dart and Volt offer a tantalising embellishment for interior vertical surfaces.

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