Macramé "Lights of Beyruth" wallpaper by Laurentine Périlhou

Thanks to photographic trompe-l'oeil, Macramé, this ancestral Persian art, springs up on our walls from the past in a bold and brilliant way.

This complex technique of weaving and knotting made by expert hands to create original and graphic patterns, breaks free from usual small formats and is now taking possession of more substantial surfaces.

At the crossroads of Art Nouveau and Haute Couture, this artistic composition with floral notes celebrates with infinite delicacy the constant mystery that shrouds over Beirut, the East city of light...

Sometimes understated, sometimes assertive, each macramé design captures the essence of a far away destination so beautifully woven by the hands of Laurentine Perilhou.
 

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