August: Recent Project Round Up

From our collaboration with Astek, City Girl Gone Mom reimagined her bathroom with the custom-scaled CLOSE RANGE mural, transforming the space into a layered retreat. The soft striations sweep across the walls in shifting tones of cream and blush, wrapping around mirrors, windows, and corners with a seamless flow. The result is a space that feels restorative and personal, built to handle real life while looking elevated.

 

In a Brooklyn apartment by RM Wong, a full accent wall of our MIGRATION | BLUE NIGHT sets a calm tone behind twin beds. The deep navy ground creates intimacy while delicate dotted arcs drift like constellations, adding movement and lift. Glass sconces, tailored bedding, and a striped nightstand keep the symmetry crisp, letting the mural provide softness and quiet depth.

 

At the Portola Valley Home by Schwartz and Architecture, our TIDES | FRESHWATER pattern turns a built-in desk alcove into a defined and calming workspace. The wallpaper’s field of soft ivory dots drifts across a blue-gray ground, shifting in density to suggest the rhythm of water and air. Applied to both the back wall and ceiling of the niche, the design creates an enveloping effect that contrasts with the clean white cabinetry and warm oak shelving. Framed by a floor-to-ceiling window, the installation feels both connected to the natural landscape and intentionally set apart as a quiet place for focus.