At Maison & Objet last week, in-demand fashion label Maison Martin Margiela debuted its latest venture: a collection of five wallcoverings—created in collaboration with Belgian-based Omexco—that incorporate trompe l’oeil, oversized patterns and varied textures. See the complete range below.
Le Point de Croix: a floral pattern inspired by classic cross-stitching.
La Paésine: based on a Tuscan limestone found at a flea market.
L’Optique: a deformed herringbone motif.
La Mosaïque: a traditional, geometric, marble mosaic print.
Le Rideau: a trompe l’oeil of a typical Maison Martin Margiela pattern.
Le Point de Croix: a floral pattern inspired by classic cross-stitching.
La Paésine: based on a Tuscan limestone found at a flea market. 
L’Optique: a deformed herringbone motif.
La Mosaïque: a traditional, geometric, marble mosaic print.
Le Rideau: a trompe l’oeil of a typical Maison Martin Margiela pattern.
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