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A close-up of a mid-century modern armchair with a wooden side table, adorned with a book and a glass. A sleek, minimalist hanging lamp, showcasing a visible lightbulb, illuminates the scene. Natural daylight gently graces the wall, on which Omexco's marquetry wallcovering collection "Imperialis" is displayed. It showcases a delicate interlocking pattern of wood against a metallic background. The shapes are dark brown, light brown and white, creating a sophisticated and harmonious atmosphere.

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The Insider

The Insider - October 2023
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This week’s product launches

These are the products that caught my eye this week
by Elspeth Pridham

A close-up of a mid-century modern armchair with a wooden side table, adorned with a book and a glass. A sleek, minimalist hanging lamp, showcasing a visible lightbulb, illuminates the scene. Natural daylight gently graces the wall, on which Omexco's marquetry wallcovering collection "Imperialis" is displayed. It showcases a delicate interlocking pattern of wood against a metallic background. The shapes are dark brown, light brown and white, creating a sophisticated and harmonious atmosphere.
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The Imperialis collection, new from Omexco, presents opulent marquetry designs crafted from Paulownia wood. The veneer is delicately placed against a gilded backdrop resulting in eight art deco inspired designs. The Paulownia tree, originally known as Kiri, was discovered in Japan and brought to Europe in 1835 by Philipp Franz von Siebold, a collector of Japanese plants. In recognition of Imperial Grand Duchess Anne Pavlovna’s interest in botany, von Siebold bestowed the tree with a new name – Paulownia.

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