Skokie, Illinois: Maya Romanoff is pleased to announce their latest handcrafted wallcovering: Starlit Lattice. This exquisite design combines Maya Romanoff’s two well-known products into a single display. Starlit Lattice is a unique combination of Romanoff’s Beadazzled and Mother of Pearl designs. Starlit Lattice interlaces glass and seashell using delicate precision to develop the latest creation, which is characteristic of the Maya quality and experience.
Maya Romanoff is known for creating stunning wallcoverings from natural materials, such as glass, beads and genuine seashells. These items are carefully crafted and interwoven to create wall panels and wallcoverings that are unique and visually striking. The latest product, Starlit Lattice combines two of Maya’s previous best-selling wallcoverings into a single new design crafted using glass beads and seashells to create a lattice style covering. The backing on this latest creation is a non-woven variety, and clients have four designs to choose from, including Bianca Natural Pearl, Sylvie Natural Pearl, Golda Golden Pearl and Metallic Taupe Gunmetal Pearl.
Artisans at Maya Romanoff’s Chicago studios carefully craft each handmade wallcovering with a unique infusion of energy and art. They create unique wall designs using the one-of-a-kind characteristics of the materials incorporated in the design, including gold leaf, paper, vinyl, canvas and shell.
Interested parties are encouraged to visit the Maya Romanoff website to explore these, and other hand crafted wallcovering designs or to call 1-773-465-6909 for more information.
About Maya Romanoff: Maya Romanoff has been handcrafting wallcoverings for more than 40 years. In that time, it has grown to be the largest manufacturer of this type of product in the U.S. Artisans in their Chicago studio use a variety of materials to design and create stunning wallcoverings. Materials incorporated into the designs include glass beads, seashells, gold leaf, stitching and wood. Maya Romanoff has strict standards when it comes to the creation of wallcoverings. Whether the wallcovering is handmade in the Chicago studio or created abroad, the motto remains the same, “Make every wall beautiful.”
