In these panels, art merged with interior design and appeared in a completely new form. Magical, in our opinion.
What do you think of when you hear decorativepanels? What if these panels are created by a world-famous decorator? It is unlikely that images of aluminum sheets and liters of epoxy resin will appear before your mind's eye. But these are the main tools of Alex Turco. All the samples presented below are his work.
Such panels can decorate not only interiorspremises, but also the landscape, including near the pool. The material is completely waterproof due to the composite base, which means the possibilities of using the panels as a decorative accent are almost limitless.
Alex Turco's panels can either enhance an existing "rhythm", idea or decorative technique, or become a starting point for the interior as a whole.
Of course, not everyone can afford decorations of this kind, but we are quite capable of being inspired by them and creating something of our own, even with someone else’s “trained” hand.
For example, it rarely occurs to anyone whenusing brushes and paints to repeat the pattern of a cut of a semi-precious stone. In reality, such a cut can cost hundreds of thousands of rubles, but a panel with a pattern is almost a hundred times cheaper.
Another option is a copy of an atmospheric photo transferred to a metal surface, with traces of rust and drips. For an industrial loft-style interior, you can’t think of a better decor.
On such panels you can create absolutely any effect - from crumpled aged paper to an underwater landscape.
Decorative panels can replace kitchen aprons, bathroom tiles, the notorious photo wallpaper and relief stone-like coatings.
