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Nature Wallpaper by Doug Black

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Swedish designer Camilla Diedrich aims to add uniquely natural elements into her mass-produced products. Her goal for Nature Wallpaper was to inject an intrinsic luminance using a single color. Or as she succinctly explains, "I have been searching for light without light."

Her efforts resulted in repeating patterns of vaguely organic forms, which are cast in vibrant hues and resemble some sort of luminous deep-sea invertebrate. Nature Wallpaper comes in a four different color options, which you can order at her online store.

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This entry posted on 04 March 2008 at 12:32 PM
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