A collaboration between Carnegie and New York artist and designer Jill Malek, the Halcyon collection of privacy panels and wallcoverings is intended to bring a calm and restorative element to all interior spaces, from hospitality to healthcare.
After consulting with healthcare professionals about the types of environments that are conducive to wellbeing, the design team curated a collection of three privacy solutions (suitable for vertical walls and panels, window treatments and privacy drapery panels) and three TVO wallcoverings (all finish- and PVC-free and bleach-cleanable), with each one defined by organic imagery and soft palettes that are pleasing to the eye and suggestive of movement.
Privacy Solutions
Reminiscent of a meandering fields in an abstract countryside, Pastures features delicate shading and varying stitches that give texture and depth to the fields of monochrome colour. The 100 per cent polyester panels are offered in seven colourways.
A representation of lush grassy plains, Grassland is comprised of a multitude of coloured threads that cut subtle paths along the surface; part of the overall make-up, a metallic thread adds a soft sheen. The finish-free, HHI-compliant 100 per cent Trevira CS polyester is available in eight colourways.
Tilled features a composition of hand-drawn lines that culminate in an arrangement of columns and was inspired by freshly-tilled farm fields. Made from 100 per cent Trevira CS polyester, it’s available in four colourways.
TPO Wallcoverings
Evoking the sense of dense cornfields swaying in a breeze, Husk is a symmetrical yet organic pattern that brings a structured flow to a space. Available in four colourways.
With layers of soft neutral colours, the dappled pattern of Eucalyptus is a beautiful interpretation of a field of its namesake’s aromatic leaves. Available in eight colourways.
Sloping and undulating, the lines run along the surface of Hillside, recalling the rolling hills in the countryside and introducing an understated energy. Available in five colourways.
