Koroseal Interior Products has launched a new collection of wallcoverings in collaboration with designer Stacy Garcia of Stacy Garcia | New York.
The Stacy Garcia | New York collection for Koroseal is meant to evoke New York City with graphic brushstrokes, materials influenced by fashion and textures derived from brownstones. The collection can be specified for a wide range of interior spaces.
"This collection is bold and edgy, inspired by the sights and sounds of an urban environment. Everything from the gritty textures of New York's buildings to the city's parks, Central Park and the botanical gardens, served as jumping off points for the fresh patterns and textures," said Stacy Garcia, head designer and founder of Stacy Garcia | New York. "During development, I was able to come into the Koroseal factory and work directly with the colorists and custom printing and embossing allowed us to push boundaries on this collaboration."
Stacy Garcia | New York for Koroseal is comprised of six patterns:
Minetta: Inspired by the hustle and bustle of urban life, Minetta is a visual representation of the perfectly imperfect migration path as one navigates through city streets. The design comes in 15 colorways: Cement, Fern, Urban Jungle, Rice, Porcini, Bronze, Air, Ice, Indigo, Oyster, Seaglass, Navy, Bisque, Wheat and Pewter.
Brushwick: Influenced by the abstract murals created by street artists, Brushwick evokes energy of an artistic life in the city. Brushwick is offered in eight colorways—Prussian Blue, Alabaster, Sandstone, Mica, Zinc, Terre Verte, Clay and Graphite.
Esplanade: A soft geometric pattern teeming with movement, Esplanade is inspired by the petals of flowers from the lush Brooklyn Botanical Garden as they dance in the wind. The design is included in 15 colorways: Birch, Petal, Mocha, Pampas, Concrete, Cobblestone, Mist, Steel, Bluestone, Bluegrass, Cactus, Navy, Goldenrod, Cinnabar and Onyx.
Market Street: This wallcovering is a multicolored pattern available in 20 colorways: Wool, Bronze Boucle, Linen, Cotton, Charmeuse, Bamboo, Sage Suede, Blazer, Lace, Chiffon, Jute, Cashmere, Silver Satin, Grey Gabardine, Lemon Tweed, Natural Leather, Nubuck, Blue Taffeta, Dapper Denim and Tuxedo.
Highrise: A design that merges organic elements with geometric patterning, Highrise evokes the evolution of the city grid from strong standing brownstones of the past to the skyscrapers of today. The design is available in nine colorways: Aluminum, Quartzite, Alabaster, Jade, Steel, Cement, Sandstone, Silt and Blue Kyanite.
Cityscape: Deriving from the natural stone that makes up the brownstones of the city, Cityscape takes cues from the traditional building materials of the past, reminiscent of soft patina. The design is available in 15 colorways: Alabaster, Quartzite, Travertine, Opaline, Aluminum, Cement, Sandstone, Silt, Jade, Blue Kyanite, River Rock, Clay, Steel, Soapstone and Slate.
"We strongly resonate with Stacy's modern approach to design, so we are thrilled to work with her for our latest partnership," said Sally Curtis, VP of design and development of Koroseal. "Koroseal has invested in two custom printing machines, allowing us to collaborate with designers in new ways, like no one else in the industry is able to. Stacy's highly sophisticated brand brings a new look and energy that's needed today, and our new equipment really makes those patterns shine."