Pierre Frey Brutalist Wallpaper FP800001

Pierre Frey Brutalist Wallpaper

The Pierre Frey Brutalist Wallpaper is a celebration of brutalist architecture, of which the Velasca Tower in Milan is the most notable example. The wallcovering has a large block-like structure and is woven with shiny thread. The play of shadows between light and dark areas creates a 3D effect on the facade design.

The Pierre Frey Brutalist wallpaper is available in 2 colour schemes. Choose the right colour online or together with one of our interior designers, matching your taste and interior.


Collection: Pierre Frey The Cult Of Beauty Wallpaper wallpaper collection
Design name: Pierre Frey Brutalist Wallpaper
Color: aurora
Roll width: 134 cm
Roll length: per linear meter
Pattern repeat: 116 cm vertically and 67 cm horizontally
Material: wall covering on non-woven
Gluing advice: gluing the wall with glue for non-woven wallpaper
Maintenance : this wallpaper is easily cleaned with a vacuum cleaner
Lightfastness: good lightfastness

How many meters do I need? Order a wallpaper sample first?

Wallpaper is ordered especially for you and cannot be returned for this reason.
Would you rather see the wallpaper in real life first? In our wallpaper shop in Bussum you can view the wallpaper book with us, so that you can view the colour and structure. Of course you can also order a sample.

Still in doubt? Send an email to support@luxurybynature.nl with the height and width of the wall(s) with possibly a simple drawing with the measurements. And we will calculate it for you.

Pierre Frey The Cult Of Beauty Wallpaper Collection

Pierre Frey and interior designer Ken Fulk developed together 3 collections consisting of beautiful wall coverings, carpets and fabrics. A mix of eras and cultures. One of the collections is presented as, The Cult Of Beauty: "A brutal refinement... like a new golden age of decoration." The collection is a collection of textures, fantasies and a collage of colors. The designs are inspired by gardens and landscapes, brutalist or neoclassical architecture, portraits of dogs and references to illusionist works or surrealist parties. A wide range to match your taste and interior.

In 2008, Pierre Frey and Ken Fulk met for the first time in San Francisco. Pierre visited him in his offices located under the loft where the interior designer lives. This atypical character is known for his fantastic decors and unforgettable events. Spontaneous and ultra-social, Ken opened the doors of his universe and magic was born!

Pierre Frey Brutalist Wallpaper is available here.