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Witty wallpaper

Posted on November 1st 2008

Javier Mariscal has launched a new range of wallpaper through Tres Tintas BSC, each design bearing Mariscal’s trademark quirkiness.

Javier Mariscal has launched a new range of wallpaper through Tres Tintas BSC. Each design bears Mariscal’s trademark quirkiness with distinct character and authenticity. Entitled 9 Selvas, the collection is a vision of the world that surrounds Mariscal – urban chaos amid a Mediterranean landscape. This world is communicated intuitively through a synthetic language of simple lines and great expressivity.

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