Le Corbusier Dots

The wallpapers in the Le Corbusier Dots collection from Arte were developed in collaboration with Les Couleurs Suisse AG. Le Corbusier died in 1965, but the work of the world-famous designer and architect is still relevant today. The pattern is a modern interpretation of a wall panelling designed by Le Corbusier in 1939. The "Dots" pattern of dots on a uniform background is based on a wall panelling with a dot pattern that Le Corbusier designed in 1931.

The pattern is available in 40 different colour schemes, combining all 63 shades of Le Corbusier's famous "Polychromie architectural" colour system. Some subtle, such as the pearl grey dots on an ivory white background, others contrasting, such as ochre red on blue. There is a suitable wall covering for every room, every mood and every style.

The wallpapers consist of a velvety matt, coloured non-woven fabric. Raised, glossy dots with relief colour are applied to this, creating a fascinating depth effect. The wallpaper brings the spirit of modern architecture and Bauhaus into the room. The dots organise the wall.