Concept

Designwall is an initiative of the multidisciplinairy design studio Ontwerpwerk.

Customized wallpapers
Designwall is a wallpaper-collection created by renowned international designers. Customized to your personal specifications, creating a unique one-of-a-kind design.
In any size!

A designer will customize the wallpaper to your wishes. As shown on the image above, windows, doors and wall-dimensions will be taken into account to make sure the wallpaper fits the wall perfectly. This tailor made design gives also the possibility to integrate text. For example a reminder of a special occasion or a remarkable date.
The result will be a unique wallpaper without repetition or strange cut-offs, that can be used for different environments: Domestic or public commercial spaces, hotel-lobby, airport, restaurant, office, interiors, theatre, virtually anywhere.

The wallpaper is printed with state of the art techniques, based on dry-toner digital printing. This environmental friendly, solvent free method is highly colour resistant and sustainable.


Interested?
1. Fill in the contact form you will find under 'Contact’ on the left
2. We will be happy to inform you about the specifications, including a price-estimation.
3. Based on your personal preferences, wall size, doors or windows,
the designer will customize the wallpaper. Tailor made!
4. After approval of the design, the wallpaper is send to you. The package will come together with instructions of how to paper the walls.

Background customized wallpapers
The first customized wallpaper in our collection was the William wallpaper.
Ed Annink created this wallpaper, based on a William Morris design. William Morris was involved with the Arts & Crafts movement (late nineteenth century).
The scanned and digitized pattern is adapted for ‘customized printing on demand’.
By using these modern digital techniques and by adjusting the wallpaper to customer-specifications, each wallpaper becomes a one-of-a-kind piece.

Fruit (or pomegranate) wallpaper by William Morris
Designed and first issued 1866
Printed by Jeffrey & Co. for Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.
Printed from woodblocks
Museum no. E.447-1919
Given by Morris & Co.

One of the most enduringly popular of Morris's designs, 'Fruit' was used in many artistic homes of the period, and is still available from the Morris & Co. division of Sandersons, who own the original printing blocks.

Source:  V&A Museum London