Blik has been one of our faves for ages, whipping up cool and quirky wall decals, tiles, and wallpaper that really spice up any space.
They’ve now partnered with Kapitza, a London-based duo, to create one-of-a-kind lenticular wall art. And it’s amazing.
Available in an exciting array of patterns and sizes, our wall art transforms your space with its stunning 3D double-faceted design, offering a delightful change in appearance based on the angle you view it from.
The effect is simply mesmerizing, introducing a new level of depth and interactivity that breathes life into your walls. This captivating collection is called Folded Forms.
Printed on elegant triangular columns that stretch the height of the art, you’ll discover entirely unique graphical patterns from different perspectives. We absolutely adore how it infuses your home with museum-like beauty, creating a bold and artistic statement that truly inspires!
Here we see an animated look at the way the effect changes, depending on what angle you’re viewing the art from.
If bright, pop color is too much for your space, they offer a very cool black and white version, which is classy yet undeniably modern.
While traditional lenticular prints are flat with the illusion of 3D, Folded Forms are actual 3D artworks which juxtapose two graphic images on triangular columns.
With Folded Forms, BLIK uses lenticular optics on aluminum prism columns to lift the lenticular off the wall and create stunning 3D double-faceted artworks that shift with the viewer’s perspective.
The artworks juxtapose two graphic images with one vibrant image transitioning into another as the viewer moves left to right and back again with a hybrid of the two images in the center.
The collection currently offers 8 different patterns to choose from. Each is available in a small and large format. Sizes range from 34 x 35 inches to 64 x 48 inches.
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The lenticular wall art is all made to order, and ranges from $525 for small sizes to $1650 for large sizes.
Great use of color and pattern, framed with light colored wood.
See more on Blik’s website.
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