Batavia is inspired by the woven fabrics of East India. Clusters of flowers and grasses float in field of woven threads. The frames are available in various widths to be used in combinations to create attractive compositions."Let us design your room!" If...

Over many years Michelle has scoured markets and shops from Asia to France, building a collection of Coromandel Screens for her eponymous shop Ceylon et Cie. Our Coromandel was created from her love of the exotic in this dark and dramatic new offering...

Inspired by Michelle Nussbaumer's enduring love of blue and white, Far Pavilions borrows motifs from Michelle's vast personal collection of Chinese Porcelains. Combine and arrange elements to create an Eastern delight. Printed on nonwoven ground. This...

Gustavia was born from Michelle’s love of the whimsical ornament found in the Royal Swedish castles of the 18th Century. The Swedes combined French and Russian references to form a style that is both rustic and playful. The quiet simplicity of this...

Kaa, a monumental design in silver metallic effect is a stylized rendition of an antique Art Deco masterpiece is printed on a beautiful metallic background, suitable for dry and wet areas, residential and hospitality. This Mural Source design can add...

As Michelle and Paul have worked together through many years, marquetry has always been something they have wanted to explore in depth. Together they have created a collection of wood inlay marquetry panels, which ranges from 18th century designs...

While living in Rome, Michelle was inspired by the great Italian master Interior Architect, Renzo Mongiardino, whom Paul also admired for his masterful use of faux marbre. This journey into Maximalism exemplifies Michelle's Wanderlust design theory...

Pasha is a fulfillment of Michelle’s dream to bring her most beloved work in Syria and Lebanon to America, using the techniques of mother of pearl and bone inlay. Printed on a metallic Type II Mylar to recreate the beautiful pearl effect. This is...

While living in Rome, Michelle was inspired by the great Italian master Interior Architect, Renzo Mongiardino, whom Paul also admired for his masterful use of faux marbre. This journey into Maximalism exemplifies Michelle's Wanderlust design theory...

Inspired by Michelle’s travels throughout Turkey, Morocco and the Middle East, this incredible design replicates the exotic tilework of these cultures. Rubaiyat is layered in luxe with all of the flora, fauna and geometric patterns that make the...

Over her lifetime, Michelle has amassed a collection of Verdure Tapestries and tapestry fragments, acquiring her first piece while living in Rome. This Garden of Eden incorporates motifs from her collection into a beautiful, perfect, greenscape. Printed...

Orientalism inspired this decorative mural that can be composed accordingly for your space. Whimsical patterns combine to create colorful and complex interest. Villa Ephrussi Garden is made of component elements.  The images show the elements...