Product Information :
Every year, an in-house team of experienced designers creates several new collections. All of these new products must be innovative and trendsetting, while also being of superior quality. A lot of time and effort goes into research: Arte is constantly looking for new production methods and quality materials. That explains why designing a new collection can easily take more than a year.
About half of the products are manufactured in-house through environmentally-friendly processes. A smaller number of wallcoverings are produced by external partners who apply the same quality and sustainability norms.
Arte keeps a permanent stock in the headquarters in Zonhoven, Belgium. The company has corporate showrooms in Paris, Culemborg (The Netherlands), London and LA.
Arte’s specialty wallcovering is a very wide collection including more than 350 designs and 2,500 references. The broad variety of materials, designs and colours stirs everyone’s imagination. Arte Contract is a wallcovering line especially developed for the contract market. This luxurious and extremely durable vinyl meets the most stringent technical requirements, such as fire resistance, shock resistance and washability.
The well-thought-out designs – sometimes exuberant, sometimes modest – transform Arte’s wallcovering into a versatile element of atmosphere both for residential applications and public and hospitality purposes.
Design & Research
Arte is constantly looking for innovative production methods and first-rate, surprising materials without losing sight of the trends.
Paleo
Paleo, a glimpse of ‘native America’. The Paleo Indians, the oldest native inhabitants of North America, had a colourful lifestyle and fascinating culture. The drawings and colour palette in this collection take their inspiration from the way clothes, jewellery and utensils used by this nomadic tribe were decorated. Paleo means ‘the ancient’, yet these unusual motifs are more up to date than ever.
Civilia
A unique design, based on ‘quillwork’, as virtually the oldest form of embroidery. Handiwork that was used exclusively by the native Americans to decorate clothes, jewellery and other utensils. Civilia is linear without being truly straight. Sometimes the linear effect creates the impression of rectangles lying across each other in layers.
Details :
Descripstion
Non-woven wallcovering
Fire Retardancy
B-s1, d0 / Class A
Light Resistance
Good lightfastness
Care
Washable
