Wall sculpture collection which brings a different atmosphere
Collection of headboards and wall sculptures that bring organic and magical atmosphere to any space. It is refreshing to find artists like Ivan Vilches in the world of decoration. His highly personal works of life can fill any space with its motifs inspired by nature and its elements (earth, fire, water, air), its materials, organic and unique in each work, and its forms, soft and rounded, which enter a magical world in interior decoration.
The wall sculptures of Ivan Vilches is made of natural materials and each piece is a unique creation of shapes, colors and textures. All materials are durable and require no maintenance.
The collection is divided into two lines, one called “Nature Magic,” which combines elements of nature, the animal and human forms in a unique symbiosis that results in unique shapes and concepts, organic and dreamlike, suggesting harmony, peace and beauty.
The placement of the work on the wall is really simple: Each piece comes ready to hang with a couple of hooks to plug, like a painting. Along with the work provides a template that indicates the exact place in which to nail the hooks.
Dream Headboards
For its part, the collection of headboards is made of carbon steel and stained glass windows. The collection is called “Bedrooms Sibylline”, the word “sibilant” refers to something that creates an atmosphere of fantasy, mystery and magic. And this is the feeling created by this work full of symbolism that evening can be illuminated with LED light creating a warm atmosphere.
These headers provide a whole new feel: its materials, its asymmetrical forms and spiral, its original colors and motifs make them something unique.
The headboards are made in different sizes for each type of bed and their placement is simple, incorporating a hanger that attaches to the wall with hooks to stick. It also provides a template for placement.
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