The Cult of Beauty Collection wallpaper collection Pierre Frey

The Cult of Beauty Collection wallpaper by Pierre Frey

With The Cult of Beauty Collection wallpaper you bring a crowd into your home: one pattern features dogs, the other masked party-goers. Both are rendered as line drawings and fill the wall from edge to edge, without empty spaces in between. The colours remain neutral, from grey-brown on light grey-mint to black on white. From a distance, the wall reads as a calm pattern. Only up close do you see the snouts, the faces and the strange heads. This is Pierre Frey wallpaper with humour, which works best on a wall where people pause for a moment.

Patterns in The Cult of Beauty Collection

Designer Dogs wallpaper is a portrait gallery of dogs. A poodle, bulldog, beagle, golden retriever, chihuahua, terrier, spaniel and shepherd dog overlap each other, drawn large with contour lines and hatched shadow areas. The grey-brown, set on a light grey-mint background, has a metallic lustre that catches the light. Surrealist Ball wallpaper refers to a masked ball that Salvador Dalí organised in 1941. Rows of small half-figures in jackets, dresses or bow ties stand shoulder to shoulder. Their heads have often become something else, such as a lampshade, a photo frame, a television, a ship or a chimney. Others wear a cat mask or a pig's snout, or have a single large eye. The thin black lines sit on white without any shading, making this pattern flatter and more graphic than the dog design.

How to use The Cult of Beauty Collection by Pierre Frey

In the styled images, Designer Dogs covers a wall niche with a shelf and the wall below. Glass, silver and a stack of books stand out sharply there against the dogs' heads. Surrealist Ball hangs next to a black curtain with the same motif in white lines, so that black and white swap roles. A black vase with a gold-coloured snake on a pedestal shows that one dark object is enough. Give the design an entire niche or wall to show it at its best.