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PANORAMAS Wallpaper by Roland Schär featured on ELLE Decor Italia March 19 Issue. “Panoramas” wallpaper by Roland Schär is a translation of the artist drawing onto a wallpaper. Printed on three individual panels, the shapes remind one of rivers flowing into landscapes in all its bright colours. ‘Art is an ever-surrounding element in the world of 4Spaces, which become obvious in the artist collection with this 2019 collection’, says Michele Rondelli, creative director.  

BORA drapery by Julia Heuer featured on ELLE DECOR Italia March 19 Issue. “Bora” fabric by German fashion designer Julia Heuer belongs to the Print Collection 2019. 4Spaces Print Collection features huge repeats of artists work on several qualities. ‘Art is an ever-surrounding element in the world of 4Spaces, which become obvious in the artist collection with this 2019 collection’, says Michele Rondelli, creative director. 

Paris Deco Off 2019 continues to be a big success and a great opportunity to show our new Collection 2019 to the international A&D community. Here some images of our lovely showroom… the smallest gallery in the world!

Justin Morin "Mishima" installation X 4Spaces @ ART BASEL / DESIGN MIAMI hosted by NISI B HOME From New York to Miami!  The incredible work ‘Mishima’ of Justin Morin will be exhibited during Art Basel / Design Miami at the Miami Design District 39 NE 39th Street at the Nisi B Home gallery. This stunning series of seamless prints on Tulle is inspired by the movie 'Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters' by Paul Schrader and strikes by its beauty. At the same occasion 4Spaces is launching our new partnership with the team of Nisi B Homewhich will represent the entire line in their showroom.  

China goes stripes! The “Stripe Tease” Wallpaper Collection, a series of 53 individual composition designed by Swiss italian Michele Rondelli has been featured on Elle Decoration China December issue. Stripes have the power to reshape a room, put spaces in order and can add a crisp, polished element to a space. Best of all, stripes mix beautifully with solids, florals and other patterns meaning they can be used just about anywhere. Classic, simple, preppy, bright, skinny, urban, vibrant, energizing, calming, alluring, luxurious; re-defining the Zeitgeist of interior design. Michele Rondelli used a bespoke designed software to convert photographs into distorted vertical stripes. In addition the stripes then are manipulated into various forms, creating the most amazing art installations.  Get teased...