How to create a scenic wall
Turn your living into a scenic box with a theatrical impact
The scenic wall is an expedient of interior design used to give depth to the rooms, or to bring attention to a precise point of a room, just as happens in a museum room that houses a large work of art. The imaginary and the vocabulary are borrowed from the theatrical stage: wings, proscenium, backdrop, scenic arch and limelight. The keywords are "perspective" and "protagonism". It is in fact a perspective game that makes a wall a protagonist.
The living is well suited to accommodate a scenic wall for its size. To make it a particularly suitable place is also the multiplicity of intended uses that it hosts: the reading corner or the bar corner, the dining or cinema area, the work space or the one dedicated to children, and up to an open kitchen.
Without changing space, one can change perspective
A half wall is enough to divide one or more of these surfaces, leaving the living area to remain a wide open space. But there is no need for architectural interventions aimed at creating new walls, wings or arches: it is in fact sufficient to identify the most suitable pre-existing wall and to intervene only in a decorative sense to make it protagonist.
How to make a single wall of the house an undisputed protagonist without resorting to passé gimmicks such as wallpaper or a cluttered art gallery above the sofa?
Colors and material surfaces are the best way to make a wall a protagonist
The answer comes from Atlas Concorde and its collections: coatings, inspired by materials and rich in chromatic backgrounds, can make a wall a protagonist, in the decisive and elegant taste of contemporary design.
Here are some ideas with which we intend to inspire you in the creation of a scenic wall.
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The scenographic wall as a work of modern art
Emulating diamond shapes, Diamond White Matte is part of Atlas Concorde's 3D Wall Design collection, full of inspirations for scenic coverings
Something presses beyond the wall and pushes through it: this is the immediate perception given by Diamond. The line, belonging to the 3D Wall Design collection, immediately recalls the extruded paintings by Enrico Castellani, an artist known for his works that are not painted but turned into candid sculptures, realized by scoring the back of the canvas with ribs and nails.
With strong hues
Arkshade is the collection of Atlas Concorde with urban taste and hints of color
Color has the power to focus the attention exactly where we want. The Arkshade collection by Atlas Concorde offers saturated tones, Yellow, Blue, Gemstone and Red, that are easily combined in elegant contrasts with completely different textures such as stone, wood or marble.
The scenographic wall that is continuous with the floor
Kone Mix is the stone-effect gres stoneware with a minimalist effect
Not always the keyword is "contrast", here it is a proposal where the "continuity" is instead the secret. Locate a single wall and cover it with the same texture used for the floor. A very elegant way to create a spatial illusion in your living room.
The dynamic wall
The geometric motif and the sculptural decorative impact of Mesh White by 3D Wall Design adds a vibrant sculptural effect to the benefits of the best ceramic coating in white paste
Impactful and touch. Here is a three-dimensional scenic wall that seems to come directly from the future, between Matrix and wireframes. Here you can see the chiaroscuro of the Mesh module from the 3D Wall Design collection by Altas Concorde. They are dynamic geometric shapes because they change according to the incidence of light on the surface.
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