Commercial design inspiration abounds with Patricia Braune’s new collection, Sanctuary Lines. These incredible designs are printable on any of our commercial wall covering, fabric and roller blind base substrates, right here in Sydney, Australia.
This time, Patricia takes us on a journey through the curves and shadows of sand, the dimensionality of woven grasses and the pliability of clay.
Her signature line work continues to shine through the new collection, only this time we are introduced to a soft mix of architectural shapes and stylised interpretations of our everyday oasis.
Spoilt with 11 designs and numerous colourways, Sanctuary Lines is perfectly suited for a wide variety of interior design styles.
We’ve created four different commercial design stories to inspire your next project.
Commercial Design #1 – The Luxe Look
Rich, luxurious and a little bit wow, this scheme is singing out to be used in a boutique hotel. Bring in your statement lighting, moody tones and velvet furnishings and let the bookings fill up!
Commercial Design #2 – Modern Minimalist
Images sourced from In Villa & Ruum
No one will want to work from home anymore with office fitouts looking this smart and sophisticated. Keep it clean and crisp and let the focus fall on the intricate line work.
Commercial Design #3 – Industrial Revolution
Images sourced from Anour & Dezeen
Styling by The Life Style Edit | Photography by Janyon Boshoff
The perfect play of contrasts. From colours, metals, and surfaces this look effortlessly marries the style of contemporary and charm.
Commercial Design #4 – Back To Earth
Images sourced from Three Birds Renovations & New Terracotta
Need a neutral that’s not boring? Then this is the ideal palette for you. Bringing in both warmth and brightness the terracotta tones work perfectly with natural finishes such as stone, grass cloth and woods.
See the full collection here. We can’t wait to see how you use Sanctuary Lines in your next commercial project!
Styling by The Life Style Edit | Photography by Janyon Boshoff
Wonderful! I feel these designs would lend to metallics, gold, bronze, platinum.
Thank you Lorraine – we think you’re right!