Premium Materials & Installation Excellence
Built for North Vancouver’s Coastal Climate
- Moisture-resistant and easy to wipe clean—ideal for mudrooms and bathrooms.
- Tear-resistant, breathable, and strippable for stress-free DIY or rentals.
- Natural jute and hemp weaves that add depth and organic warmth.
- FSC-certified substrates printed with plant-based inks for healthier indoor air.
- Trust our North Vancouver specialists for precise seams and flawless alignment.
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Salish Sea & Indigenous Art
Honor Coast Salish Heritage with Respectful Motifs
- Fluid linework inspired by Salish carving techniques, rendered in tonal blues.
- Subtle, repeated silhouettes paying tribute to local totem artistry.
- Stylized cresting waves in soft neutrals for a calming backdrop.
- Geometric motifs echoing traditional woven blankets and basketry.
All indigenous-inspired designs are created in consultation with local Coast Salish artists.
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Urban Chic & Lonsdale Vibes
Reflect North Van’s Trendy Seaside District
- Linear wood-grain textures updated in on-trend navy and charcoal.
- Geometric repeats inspired by shipyard warehouses and converted studios.
- Abstract brushstrokes paying homage to local street art along Lonsdale Avenue.
- Subway-tile layouts in soft whites and slate for modern kitchens and baths.
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Coastal Rainforest Retreat
Evoke the Lush, Mist-Shrouded Forests
- Dense, overlapping leaf silhouettes in emerald and moss greens.
- Delicate botanical repeats for a serene, spa-like atmosphere.
- Fine, metallic accents on a muted gray ground to mimic light rain.
- Weathered-wood patterns in soft taupe and ivory for natural warmth.
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Sea-to-Sky Panorama
Bring the Iconic Vistas of North Vancouver Indoors
- Bold bridge outlines against deep-blue gradients, perfect for living rooms.
- Layered ombrés in slate and charcoal echoing the North Shore peaks.
- Soft, rippling lines in silver and teal inspired by Burrard Inlet.
- Warm apricot-to-rose gradients that capture dawn’s first light on the slopes.
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