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Harlequin's Entity Wallpapers are an ode to 'Architectural Fashion'. This urban modernist collection brings to life the interplay of light and shadow, giving rise to polished, geometric designs with an industrial aesthetic. These nine designs play with metallic and matte contrasts, 3-D effects, and a superb digitally printed panel, effortlessly complementing Entity Fabrics and Quadric Upholsteries.
Harlequin Entity Wallpapers is an urban modernist collection inspired by Architectural Fashion. Entity takes the trend and transforms natural silhouettes by exploring the interplay of light and shadow with the repetition and organisation of pattern. This geometric range boasts exaggerated outlines, engineered layers and an emphasis on shape and form, resulting in a polished industrial aesthetic with a soft edge. Entity Wallpapers comprises nine designs, some mirror the Entity Fabric designs, whilst others explore 3-D effects, the interplay of metallic against matt, triangles against squares, concrete effects and a magnificent digitally printed panel. The Entity Wallpaper, sharing its name with the range, is a statement wallpaper that features an angular geo-floral design with stylised leaves and spots for buds which form a 3-D like appearance embellished by the addition of gloss, grit and metallic. Their Vertices design with its shard-like, overlapping shapes reminiscent of fragments of glass, with subtle hints of scratched out metallic layering resembling degraded concrete really emphasizes the urban feel of the collection. The sylishly fun Segments wallpaper enjoys a motif featuring small-scale and tonal overlapping shapes, accented with metallic for added impact. As does the digital print of the Geodesic featuring irregular triangles which are embodied by a combination of angular, definite shapes-within-shapes. The wallpapers are beautifully complemented by Entity Fabrics, Entity Plains and Quadric Weaves if you are looking for fabrics to accompany this modern collection of wallpapers.
