La Maison Pierre Frey presents Tramore wall covering in 6 colours

La Maison Pierre Frey presented Tramore, a wall covering. Described as one of the studio's favourites, the product is defined as a backed woven fabric (contrecollé). The covering is woven in Pierre Frey's EPV-certified workshops in northern France. Tramore is offered in 6 colour options.

According to the company, the colours and light check pattern give the product both an authentic and elegant character. Tramore belongs to the company's wallpaper and wall covering line; details about the product can be followed via the link on the company's page.

Check pattern and texture effect on wall coverings

Wallpapers and wall coverings are considered interior surface materials that define the character of a space through pattern, texture and colour. Textured coverings give walls depth and a tactile effect compared with plain paint. A patterned wall often becomes the focal point of a room. The woven structure and light check pattern of Tramore can be considered within this understanding of surfaces.

Before application, the substrate should be flat, clean and dry. For patterned products, it is recommended to allow extra material so that the pattern repeat can be aligned. For interior designers and installers, this is important in order to avoid loss of alignment, especially with check and linear patterns. Wall coverings can also be matched with curtains, upholstery and cushions in the same colour family to create a cohesive decoration.

Company and production

France-based La Maison Pierre Frey operates in the field of curtain and upholstery fabrics. By showcasing Tramore among products made in its own workshops, the company highlights local production and its EPV-certified workshop emphasis. The post states that the product is offered in 6 colours; other technical values regarding the colours and the product are not included in the post.

Further information can be obtained through the company's own channels.

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