First shown at Eric Calvi´s Milan gallery InterNos by Markus Benesch in 2005, Flow Dots was one of the first industrial digitally printed wallpapers. The pattern camouflages the axes of a space as well as the objects within it, creating a fluid-like atmosphere. Flow Dots is part of the Colorflage Collection.
First shown at Eric Calvi´s Milan gallery InterNos by Markus Benesch in 2005, Flow Dots was one of the first industrial digitally printed wallpapers. The pattern camouflages the axes of a space as well as the objects within it, creating a fluid-like atmosphere. Flow Dots is part of the Colorflage Collection.
First shown at Eric Calvi´s Milan gallery InterNos by Markus Benesch in 2005, Flow Dots was one of the first industrial digitally printed wallpapers. The pattern camouflages the axes of a space as well as the objects within it, creating a fluid-like atmosphere. Flow Dots is part of the Colorflage Collection.
First shown at Eric Calvi´s Milan gallery InterNos by Markus Benesch in 2005, Flow Dots was one of the first industrial digitally printed wallpapers. The pattern camouflages the axes of a space as well as the objects within it, creating a fluid-like atmosphere. Flow Dots is part of the Colorflage Collection.
First shown at Eric Calvi´s Milan gallery InterNos by Markus Benesch in 2005, Flow Dots was one of the first industrial digitally printed wallpapers. The pattern camouflages the axes of a space as well as the objects within it, creating a fluid-like atmosphere. Flow Dots is part of the Colorflage Collection.
designed by Markus Benesch in 2005
First shown at Erica Calvi´s Milan gallery InterNos by Markus Benesch in 2005, Flow Dots was one of the first industrial digitally printed wallpapers. The pattern camouflages the axes of a space as well as the objects within it, creating a fluid-like atmosphere. Flow Dots is part of the Black&White Collection.
designed by Markus Benesch in 2005
First shown at Erica Calvi´s Milan gallery InterNos by Markus Benesch in 2005, Flow Dots was one of the first industrial digitally printed wallpapers. The pattern camouflages the axes of a space as well as the objects within it, creating a fluid-like atmosphere. Flow Dots is part of the Black&White Collection.
First shown at Eric Calvi´s Milan gallery InterNos by Markus Benesch in 2005, Flow Dots was one of the first industrial digitally printed wallpapers. The pattern camouflages the axes of a space as well as the objects within it, creating a fluid-like atmosphere. Flow Dots is part of the Colorflage Collection.
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