Coquette - Frame - Blanc - White - Cement Square Tile Trees An homage to British excise

An homage to British excise stamps and their crudely rendered gestural flourishes and filigree that would inevitably decorate imported wallpapers and teas in late 18th century America Colors: COQUELICOT AND CHARCOAL ON CREAM

Colors: AQUATIC AND GOLD ON CREAM

trades realism in favor of ornamental expression: the flower silhouette as an icon of the end of spring

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Organic geometry and abstract volumes give shape to a painterly composition with a complex motif

Coquette - Frame - Blanc - White - Cement Square Tile Trees An homage to British exciseDESCRIPTION An air of romance sets the stage of the Italian Rococo period: a theatrical visual experience where shape and color intrigue the eye of the beholder. Coquette was developed as an abstraction of the quintessential Rococo motif: the shell. This evocative contemporary flooring and cladding is designed to make scalloped scenographies where empirical and tactile perceptions come together to create theatrical environments. With three unique