Curated Collection
The Curated Collection
This is Wolf-Gordon’s Curated Collection: dozens of artworks and patterns created for us by a diverse group of accomplished artists, all available to be digitally printed on a variety of substrates. The Collection includes designs for every kind of interior, and the WG Customs lab can work with you to modify the size, scale, and coloring of any design in the library to meet the requirements of your project.
Princess & Queen
This historically inspired toile composition was crafted by WG Design Studio to highlight three pieces by married basket sewers Angela and Darryl Stoneworth: Angela’s Princess Leia basket and Throne, and Darryl’s African Wedding Basket. These works are set in Lowcountry vignettes surrounded by Gullah Geechee Corridor nature—subtropical flora, palmettos, live oaks, Spanish moss, and shore birds.
Frontiers on the Land are Bodily Frontiers by Camila Apaez
This wallcovering explores the internal movements that may occur when one decides to cross a frontier, whether physical or subjective. The sculpture—created for our El Muro project—was made with clay, oxides, and local clay engobes (liquified clays) and photographed unfired to retain the original colors of the engobes.
Fauna by Bradley L Bowers
Aerial photos of a handmade landscape were the basis for this design, which Bowers created through digital manipulation of perspective and planar geometry. Fauna challenges the need for uniformity in patterning while maintaining a balance of color and composition.
Collections
By Studioestudio
Pompeii is a new wallcovering collection conceptualized and designed by Studioestudio for Wolf-Gordon. These wallcoverings draw inspiration from the Black Paintings by Frank Stella, as well as from the intricate geometric mosaics of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, bridging the gap between ancient artisans and modern-era art movements through rigorous experimentation and inspired artistic invention.
Featuring Lynette Youson, Angela Stoneworth, Darryl Stoneworth, and Amiri Farris
Ten patterns focusing on exquisite artworks, including sweetgrass baskets, crocheted cast nets, ironwork, and paintings, created by Gullah Geechee artists and craftspeople.
By Bradley L Bowers
Light hums, lines waver, and neutral colors enter daring new contexts in this collection based on the science and structure of the moiré effect.
Biophilic motifs, subtle patterns, and restorative colorways create spaces that put patient comfort first.
Featuring Blanka Amezkua, Camila Apaez, Monica Curiel, Francisco Donoso, Rodrigo Lobato, Laura Noriega, and Dyg’nojoch
Seven creatives from north and south of the US/Mexican border used wallcovering as a medium to explore identity, culture, and heritage.
By Ghislaine Viñas and Betty Larkin
Nuanced shades and geometric shapes: these three designs introduce surprising contours, abstract mountainscapes, and a nontraditional play on a traditional plaid to be used for murals or repeated to fill an entire room.
By Raylene Marasco
Photographs of cityscapes meld with images of nature. The hard edges of cityscapes and asphalt; the soft, dreamlike textures of a meadow of flowers: this collection finds harmony in contradiction.
Featuring Jen Mussari, Hilary Lorenz, Frank Tjepkema, Patt Pruit, Ghislaine Viñas, Christine Tarkowski, and Raylene Marasco
Seven distinguished artists challenged AI by creaing imagery that explores such diverse themes as the process of making, the uniqueness of human-generated art, and anxiety over impinging technology.
By Bradley L Bowers
An exploration of color and movement that plays on optical illusions and dimension, this collection was created via digital media and influenced by the New Orleans-based designer’s diverse passions.
By Brenda Houston
“Nature’s artwork,” scaled up to reveal its beauty in detail. This collection’s digitally captured minerals and gemstones, some more than one hundred million-years old, showcase nature’s splendor.
© Museum of New Mexico
Wood structures respond when exposed to the elements— wind, rain, snow, sun—and the result becomes a canvas of diverse patinas and textures. Reclaimed wood artifacts from The Museum of New Mexico’s collection inspired these compositions.
By Me and General
This Art Deco-influenced collection of digital wallcoverings was created by interior design firm Me and General, known for mixing elements, breaking rules, and defying trends. “So Good” brings an unconventional twist to any interior with four impactful patterns.
Design Partners
Studioestudio was founded by Laura Alandes and Pablo Alabau as a product design, interior design, and art direction firm. Alandes and Alabau take on small- and large-scale projects, including designing restaurant interiors, light fixtures, wallcovering patterns, furniture, and photography. Their work is based on strong concepts, simplicity and minimalist solutions.
Traditional boundaries and linear planes hardly contain the imagination of Bradley L Bowers, the creative force and founder of his eponymous Miami-based studio.
The founder of Betty Larkin, a multi-disciplinary design studio focusing on artwork and interior design, Janie Rochfort is known for inspiring color palettes and attention to detail.
Custom Labs
Need something unique for your project? The WG Customs Lab can modify the size, scale, and coloring of any design in the Curated Collection to meet the requirements of your project—or create something one-of-a-kind.
Need something unique for your project? The WG Customs Lab can modify the size, scale, and coloring of any design in the Curated Collection to meet the requirements of your project—or create something one-of-a-kind.