“The truly innovative begins in the details.” This aphorism comes by way of introduction to the revolutionary—and breathtakingly beautiful—artistic quality, non-repeating creations of Calico Wallpaper.

Founders Rachel and Nick Cope bring years of immersion in traditional paper marbling techniques into their art and craft: “the arts of Suminagashi and Ebru, emanating from Japan and Turkey centuries ago are both evident… building on these traditions, incorporating new techniques, materials and technologies, exploring the possibilities offered by gradients, metallics, woven natural fibers, and NASA telescope imagery.”

This combination of traditional expertise and technological innovation results in a truly unique product—these are essentially oversized works of art spanning from floor to ceiling.

Calico currently offers 19 distinct collections, each of which comes in multiple colorways. Custom colors are available as well.

If you happen to be lucky enough to attend Design Miami, look for Calico’s contribution to the Curio exhibits. In collaboration with designer Philippe Malouin, Calico is presenting The Color and the Shape, “a library of hand-cut forms containing a set number of shapes in specific colors and sizes—each shape is mounted using minimal, impermanent materials that allow for easy relocation, drawing attention to the ephemeral nature of the composition and suggesting alternate possibilities.”

Find out more at Calico and Design Miami.