Concrete, plaster and stone

Plain & Textured Murals

Concrete, plaster, stone and washed-back colour — mural-scale surfaces for a room that wants depth without a picture.

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Grigory Gladarev Ettore Burl The swirling figure of burl wood, rendered in indigo and midnight blue. Dense and tactile, it turns a whole wall into one continuous surface. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Ettore Grain Wood grain in cinnamon, amber and dark chocolate, flowing in long vertical runs. Warm and enveloping, close to the feel of a timber-panelled room. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Ettore Line The same flowing grain in pale grey and white, stripped of colour so only the drawing remains. The lightest of the six, and the easiest in a small room. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Ettore Root Dark charcoal grain with silver highlights, closer to stone than timber. Dramatic on a single feature wall, heavy if used on all four. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Ettore Veins Fine blue veining runs through a deep indigo ground, tighter and more linear than Burl. A considered choice behind a bed or a desk. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Ettore Walnut Rich walnut figure in caramel, cocoa and near-black, the warmest of the grains. It brings the weight of real timber to a wall without the joinery. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Rotko Ash Bands of ash grey and pale sand blur into one another with no hard edge anywhere. Almost a plain wall, but with a depth a flat colour cannot reach. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Rotko Blush Sea green softens into cream and a faint blush pink along a blurred horizon. Fresh and light, it suits a bedroom or a bathroom wall. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Rotko Clay Bright turquoise sits above a band of burnt orange and deep teal, the boldest colour in the family. One wall of this is enough. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Rotko Dawn Warm sand above a dark earth band, like a horizon just before the light arrives. Grounding and quiet, good behind a bed. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Rotko Sand Pale grey and warm sand meet along a dark, softly drawn line. The most neutral of the six, and the easiest to place anywhere. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds
Grigory Gladarev Rotko Veil Deep blues stack from sky to sea with a thin line of turquoise between them. Cool and still, it holds a room together without shouting. View collection Grigory Gladarev — Quiet Worlds

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