Panespol® textiles and textures in historical perspective. It was a brand, spanking new idea when Panespol® founder José Juan Leva Candela first made wall coverings from the strong, practical, and clean material, polyurethane. And among the many natural surfaces we have successfully imitated, the Panespol® catalogue has two sections of highly sophisticated products that mimic …
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“White…is not a mere absence of colour; it is a shining and affirmative thing, as fierce as red, as definite as black.” G.K. Chesterton A naked brick wall is a reminder of our urban self, a celebration of our having left the cave to interact with other people and build human things And when …
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Designers and decorators of retail spaces are well aware that sales depend on every aspect of their work. Making the right first impression on potential customers is the crucial first part of a process that begins with making people feel they want to go further. There are two key moments to this vital entrance process, …
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how is your threshold?“
With the virtual spaces of internet and e-commerce fast becoming the ‘reality’ of our world, we at Panespol® believe we have important common ground to share and celebrate with our clients. We’re physical. And if you’re here looking at our wall coverings, you must be physical too. We still make a sensory product for palpable …
People choose rustic for a whole woodpile of reasons that mostly have to do with an unchallengeable association with homeliness. And the preference in linking the home to the kind of materials found in mountains and woodland is so strong in certain people that no other association with the warmth and security of shelter is …
Panespol® systems are offered in a spectacular range of classic and up-to-the-minute colours. We take colour seriously. Why? The breakdown of colours which the normal human eye can theoretically distinguish is classified by the Optical Society of America as between 7.5 and 10m hues, meaning most of us have the equipment to provide the brain …
The mercurial domains of retail and public spaces offer far greater scope for design experimentation than in most home interiors…unless of course you like living in an experiment. This doesn’t mean you have to go to the extreme of style accidents like the Baroque room from Stanley Kubrick’s 2001, with its 18th century French furniture …
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