DELIWALL – Four new wall coverings in a variety of designs

A characteristic of Art Déco is the stylised and two-dimensional depiction of floral and organic motifs. Clear, geometric forms of classical modernism are combined with an excessive urge for pomp and decoration.

Luson, with its geometric, interlocking rectangles and noble sheen, draws on elements of this style. Luson is perfect as an eye-catcher in the hotel bar, as a design element for luxurious hotel corridors or as a highlight in sophisticated suites.  Eight colour shades such as gold, silver, anthracite and midnight blue are available.

This timeless all-over pattern uses a dissolved graphic structure. Depending on the colour, the design comes more or less to the foreground. Six colour combinations are available. From high-contrast black and silver to warm cappuccino and mother-of-pearl to a tone-in-tone pattern of cream and white.

A special design that only unfolds its impressive effect on the surface.

A wide variety of spatula techniques are currently in vogue for wall design. In short, spackling is the oldest variant of wall finishing. With the Dinox DELIWALL wall covering, we create visually similar structures, only much more cost-effective and durable. With this stylised form of spatula technique, the design emerges more or less strongly depending on the colour setting.
Eight different colourways in natural tones, grey-green and grey-brown conjure up impressive structures on the wall.

Aline is characterised by a coarse, irregular, multi-coloured canvas structure. This gives the surface a textile character.

12 pastel, soft tones underline the natural look.