With the Déchiré Collection, WallPepper embarks on a new creative journey exploring the dialogue between art and design, bringing collage to the wall for the first time. Created in collaboration with Luca Artioli, the collection transforms the expressive potential of torn paper into a distinctive design element. Fragments are layered, overlapped and recomposed to create unexpected compositions, turning the wall into an artistic surface where textures, shapes and images come together in a dynamic interplay.
Artioli’s research begins with the materiality of paper and the gesture of tearing, shaping his visual language through the juxtaposition of evocative elements. WallPepper translates this creative process into a wallpaper collection with a strong impact, where artistic expression meets the design of space. The graphics are defined by sophisticated, contemplative atmospheres, with shades and fields of color overlapping to create a sense of depth and movement across the surface.
The works in the collection are presented within a virtual artist’s house, an immersive space where each room becomes a setting for exploring the relationship between image, material and space. Here, the digital dimension meets the quality of WallPepper surfaces, enhancing the depth of color and bringing out the richness of detail in each design.
The Déchiré Collection marks the first project in a new creative approach. Through a special collaboration with one of the artists featured in its annual catalogue, the brand explores different visual languages and creative sensibilities, transforming wallpaper into a narrative surface capable of shaping the identity of a space.
As with every WallPepper solution, the Déchiré Collection combines aesthetic research with high-quality production. Each design can be produced on a range of different materials, from water-resistant to acoustic surfaces, selected according to the characteristics of the space and the specific requirements of each project. This flexibility allows every graphic to be adapted to a variety of environments while preserving its visual impact.
