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In these period we are dealing with a new interior design project in Milan and one of the requests of our client was to create a boiserie in the living room.
The boiserie was a very popular wall covering during the 17th and the 18th century, especially in France. At the beginning the boiserie was a floor-to ceiling wood covering, while in the 18Th century became a lower panel to cover just the bottom of the walls.
But one thing is for sure: the boiserie has always been synonymous of luxury, power and grandeur in the world.
Today, several manufacturers decided to experiment in this field: what was a very bespoke product now is a modular and flexible system of panels that allows you to personalise your wall in different ways.
Gravina parquet – Argo
Lualdi – with the collection Layer – decides to renew the original concept of the boiserie adding doors, bookcases and structures to create various layout.
Another interesting example is the decorative panel Bamboo by Diego Maria Piovesan for LauraMeroni characterized by unique and innovative texture.
Finally, if you choose a boiserie with a modern style with a strong texture – such as the one described above – be careful to not add a lot of furniture, colours and decor. Keep it simple. The boiserie is the real protagonist of you room.
If you choose a more neutral tone or a monochrome paneling you can definitely play more with the other elements in the room.
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