Certain decades resonate more strongly than others in our collective cultural consciousness, holding the power to induce vivid feelings of nostalgia as well as inspire future generations – think of the synth-pop, shoulder pads and big hair of the 80s, Beatlemania and the flower power movement of the 60s or the glamorous art deco modernism of the 20s. All continue to evoke particular emotions in us – one of the reasons why Glamora drew inspiration from the latter of these periods for its new Divina Collection.
The Italian luxury wallcovering brand may have looked back in this case for design inspiration, but looking forward is also high on its agenda, particularly when it comes to innovation and sustainability, explicitly expressed in collections such as Komorebi that not only takes its cues from nature, but is good to it, too.
Alun Lennon – Content Editor | | | Evoking the era of Art Deco with Glamora | | With its variety of rich and expressive designs, the Divina Collection from Italian wallcoverings expert Glamora brings an evocative sense of sophistication to high-end interiors.
Read more | | Named after a Japanese term that evokes the image of sunlight filtering through the trees, Glamora's sustainable Komorebi Collection promotes a reconnection with nature.
Watch the video to find out more | | | Refined wallcoverings inspired by nature | | When it came to specifying wallcoverings for the Eala Luxury Spa in Italy, architect Marco Savorgnani chose Glamora to help him create a unique design story for its guests.
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Facts & Figures
Founded: 2010 in Sassuolo, Modena
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Mission: to create bespoke wallcovering collections that stir the emotions and help make inspiring spaces where people love to spend time
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Selected projects: Armani Tower in Miami, Bulgari Penthouse in Dubai, Indigo Hotel in Venice, Mandarin Oriental on Lake Como, JP Morgan Campus in Palo Alto, Google’s headquarters in New York | | | | | | | Reconnecting with nature: Komorebi Collection | | The calming and minimalist Japandi-inspired aesthetic of Glamora's Komorebi Collection not only supports wellbeing, it's eco-friendly, too.
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