A Very Special Ferm

In many cities, it is the written law that all the walls of rented apartments, whether moving in or moving out, must be painted completely white. It must be sterile and lack any sort of personal touch.

One of the first things you think of though when you finally settle into a new apartment is how to personalize it, how to decorate it so it finds that delicate balance between personality, style, and composition.

This is also the aim of Ferm Living. What started off as a graphic design agency rapidly transformed itself into a modern way of interior decorating when founder Trine Andersen needed to redecorate her own house.

Their elegant yet daring wallpaper made Ferm quickly stand out from the rest, providing a variety of styles that range from the classic to the futuristic. This isn’t your grandmother’s barren and horrid type of peeling wallpaper. This is wallpaper that has been updated and perfected.

True to their graphic design roots, Ferm has created a new collection of graceful wall adornments. Simply named the Very Special Collection, Ferm Living’s latest is mainly inspired by the Scandinavian countryside.

A variation of trees, berries, branches, leaves, and long-stemmed flowers have been cleverly designed into patterns that bring an air of the natural indoors. Other wallpaper choices include graphic designs that are inspired by seventies cubism, a playful pop-culture style, and a sophisticated design that upon further inspection is actually an intricate map of ancient Paris.

To make wallpaper easier for the user, Ferm is using WallSmart technology – a non-woven brand of wallpaper that is easy to work with, where the glue is directly applied to the wall. With their gallant and refined styles, Ferm living has brought a breath of fresh air to vintage art.

To learn more about their work visit their site on www.ferm-living.com.

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by Henry Guyer
Gloobbi Design

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