SuperOrganic wall covering is a unique and eco-friendly option for decorating your interior. Made from natural materials such as organic hay, flower petals and wooden straws, it offers an authentic and eco-friendly aesthetic.

SuperOrganic’s large format panels are easy to install, because they stick directly to the wall, in the same way as traditional wall coverings. This allows you to give your space a natural look without having to carry out major renovation work.

By using natural materials, SuperOrganic creates a warm and soothing atmosphere in your interior. Additionally, these materials are often recyclable and biodegradable, making them a sustainable choice for your wall decor.

Whether you want to bring a touch of nature to your living room, bedroom or even your work space, SuperOrganic wall covering offers an aesthetic, environmentally friendly and easy to install solution.

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Technical sheet

Installation

The collection features 20 patterns and the brand’s emblematic models such as Thalweg, Diamond or Zen Wave, as wells as 8 brand new models. The aesthetic outcome depends on the trajectory, angle and speed of rotation of the machining tool whose shape is pre-defined for each model.

Lacquered MDF

Solid Surface

Rencontre by Patrick Jouin

Patrick Jouin reinvents the Marotte sculpted panels and explores all the possibilities the machine has to offer. His work goes well beyond focusing on matter and the ways of giving it shape. Indeed, Patrick Jouin is hard at work modeling light as a material in its own right.

Sillage

“Sillage” evokes the use of one or several tools sweeping over an entire page in a random pattern, without apparent rules. It illustrates the idea of a paintbrush moving over a blank sheet, leaving behind traces and imprints that intersect to create a complex graphic composition. In an architectural arrangement, the panels can be joined together without regard for orientation as there is no up, down, left or right side. The arrangement then takes the shape of a vast abstract painting.

Plissé

A play on vertical and linear lines, “Plissé” is a radical and minimalist approach to light and shadow modeling. By working the material in a ribbed, slanted, or layered pattern, the machine leaves an imprint that suggests a certain gentleness in the its operation. Using the layered pattern makes it possible not to cover the entire surface to leave room for “non ornament”, simplicity, and blank space.

Croisement

“Croisement” features intersecting horizontal and vertical lines. Imprints made in the material by two tools of different shapes reveal a unique pattern at each intersection and meeting point.

Trait Anglais

Inspired by the drawing technique of the samename, the “Trait Anglais” family is build around upstrokes and downstrokes, thickness and depth to create volumes, shadows and optical illusions. The various patterns are organized around a vertical stroke or a linear imprint, which, despite its apparent simplicity, allows the possibility of creating complex shapes that reinterpret patterns derived from the history of art, but also more graphic, contemporary or even abstract figures.

Tuile

A nod to clapboards and shingles, those narrow timber boards seen in French mountain constructions or in New England, the panel looks like as though it were made of a multitude of pieces. This illusion is achieved by stripping some material. Some of the shingles disappear in a random pattern to create a rhythm and vibration of lights and shadows.

Bas relief

With its curved and contoured shapes, “Bas-relief” suggests the gentleness of the tool and machine: a paradox, yet the design is evocative of sculpture, handiwork, and artisans, thereby creating a link to the history of the ornament and decorative arts.

Datasheet

RENCONTRE.pdf

Marotte met Farouche, an artist-cabinetmaker highly skilled in innovative cabinetmaking. A conversation about the love for wood is what led to the desire to work together.

Marotte channels its original know-how through Anna Le Corno’s eyes, bringing a fresh and modern touch to this new collection.This collaboration is a fusion between sculptureand wood veneering, two of Marotte’s well-established areas of expertise.

Farouche created four patterns—Typha, Limòn, Atoma, and Vertigo. Available in twelve wood species and three different colors of substrates.

Documents

Digital Catalog.pdf

Concrete LCDA makes its exclusive, innovative technologies – Panbeton®, Slimbeton® and Beton Lege® – available to you, to create unique fittings made of lightweight concrete for interior design.

Whether you opt for decorative concrete panels or bespoke, modern concrete, each piece will elevate your interior décor thanks to its singular, raw beauty. Our innovations in concrete are perfectly suited to the different building sectors (services, public spaces, hospitality, retail chains, residential, etc.).

Options:

• Bespoke Color. Contact us
• Cut-to-size panels
• Angles cuts
• Bespoke design

Brutalism

Like a tribute to the raw nature of concrete in architecture, Concrete LCDA reinterprets the building projects of the 1950s to 1970s, marked by the typical architectural style of the modern movement of Brutalism.

Wood

Concrete and wood are the perfect combination to create timeless motifs associated with the history of concrete over the ages. Designs inspired by the woody worlds our Wood collection of concrete wall panels features concrete models that reveal subtle impression of wood planks, chevron flooring, charred wood, etc.

Geometric

Interplay of materials and shapes: precise and even, concrete plays with clever contrasts of light to highlight contemporary creations with successful minimalist touches, skilfully laid out in geometric designs.

Decorative

Refined, delicate and creative: concrete panels from the Panbeton® Decorative line are bedecked with the most beautiful aesthetic touches. Discover this collection of panels with unique, artistic designs, truly exceptional pieces for sophisticated, one-of-a-kind interiors.