Weave

Depths

Type II Vinyl

€125,00 / yard Designer Net Price

Please call 561.241.6906 or email contract@nicolettemayer.com for bulk pricing options.

SKU
WEAVE DEPTHS VLN
Collection
Futura
Material
Type II Vinyl
Construction
Type II Vinyl (100% Vinyl / Woven back)
Content
Type II Embossed vinyl with woven fabric Osnaburg backing.
Surface Texture
Linen
Backing
Woven
Width
54"
Pattern Repeat
13" vertical, 13" horizontal
Minimum
30 yards
Increments
10 yards
Availability
Made to Order
Lead Time
2-3 Weeks
Flammability
ASTM E84 Class A, Flame Spread at 25, Smoke Developed at 20; EN 13501 (B-s1, d0); NFPA 286 Corner Burn Test
Durability
Contract (High Traffic / Heavy Duty), Residential
Application
Wall, Ceiling
Usage
Commercial, Residential
Installation
Paste the paper
Maintenance
Gently Cleanable
Warranty
5 Years
LEED
HP Leed Certified Latex Inks
Designer
Nicolette Mayer
Introduced
2026
Origin
United States, Florida
Prop 65
Yes

Weave is an exploration of dimensional rhythm — a hypnotic abstract composition inspired by the natural lamination of geological strata, folded pastry dough, polished agate cross-sections, and the sensual curvature of sculptural scallop shells. The pattern unfolds through layered organic forms that appear simultaneously carved, folded, stretched, and compressed, creating an immersive sense of movement and spatial depth.

At its core, the design studies the idea of “layers within layers.” Each form feels as though it has been slowly built over time, revealing hidden interiors and shifting contours that echo sedimentary rock formations, laminated dough, shell interiors, and hand-shaped resin sculpture. The concentric bands ripple outward from asymmetrical centers, creating a mesmerizing optical flow that feels both geological and futuristic at once.

Unlike rigid geometric abstraction, Weave maintains an unmistakably organic softness. Every curve feels fluid and naturally imperfect, allowing the composition to move with a sculptural ease rather than mechanical precision. The result is a pattern that feels alive — expanding, folding, and unfolding across the surface like topographical waves or sculpted paper forms suspended in motion.

The dimensional quality of the design creates a remarkable illusion of depth within depth. Some shapes resemble polished agate slices, others evoke folded ribbons, shell chambers, architectural domes, or abstract biomorphic objects. The layered contours almost appear carved from lacquer, resin, stone, or enamel, giving the pattern a tactile quality despite its graphic precision.

Color plays an essential role in shaping the emotional atmosphere of each variation. Softer palettes of lilac, pearl gray, celadon, blush, and pale chartreuse create an ethereal, almost iridescent mood, while stronger combinations of marine blue, indigo, espresso, teal, acid green, or electric magenta introduce a more graphic retro-futurist energy. The layered tones create moments of optical shimmer and chromatic vibration that enhance the illusion of movement and dimensionality.

Weave draws inspiration from multiple creative worlds simultaneously. There are echoes of 1960s and 1970s Op Art, Verner Panton futurism, Pucci fluidity, Memphis Milano experimentation, polished acrylic sculpture, contemporary digital art, and luxury resin furniture design. Yet the pattern ultimately feels contemporary rather than nostalgic — balancing playful movement with refined restraint.

The composition carries a distinctly gallery-driven sensibility, where abstraction becomes sculptural and immersive rather than purely decorative. It feels equally at home in a contemporary art environment, a luxury hospitality space, or a fashion-forward interior. The pattern’s flowing contours and layered visual rhythm create a sense of movement that is calming, hypnotic, and deeply modern.

There is also a subtle relationship to nature throughout the design. The forms suggest shells, minerals, cellular structures, waves, carved stone, and organic topographies, but everything has been distilled into a highly stylized abstract language. This balance between organic inspiration and graphic clarity gives the pattern its sophisticated tension.

Ultimately, Weave exists at the intersection of organic abstraction, architectural layering, retro futurism, and tactile contemporary design. It is a study in rhythm, contour, and dimensional flow — a pattern where layers endlessly fold into layers, creating a hypnotic visual experience that feels simultaneously geological, sculptural, and impossibly modern.