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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2

Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2

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Introduction
Barrisol - Normalu SAS® introduced a pioneering stretch ceiling system in 1975, renowned for its lightweight and durable properties. Over time, Barrisol® has expanded its collections to include a variety of colors, textures, and technical features, maintaining its leadership in the stretch ceiling industry. Artolis® complements this with fabric stretch walls.

Historical Context
The document underscores the historical importance of textile archives collected by Mulhouse industrialists, now integrated into modern decoration. The Musée de l’Impression sur Étoffes (MISE) is pivotal in preserving these archives, offering a comprehensive library of textile designs from the 18th century to the 1940s.

Partnership with MISE
Barrisol® has an exclusive partnership with MISE, enabling the reproduction of historical textile designs in contemporary interiors. This collaboration grants access to over six million documents, making it the largest textile research and conservation center worldwide.

Design and Technology
Barrisol® and Artolis® provide unique, customizable wall and ceiling coverings, utilizing digital printing technology to create vibrant, modern designs. These coverings are suitable for public spaces due to their acoustic properties and are washable, making them ideal for various settings.

Floral and Botanical Motifs
The document highlights the prevalence of floral motifs in textiles, inspired by nature and botanical studies. Barrisol® reinterprets these patterns with modern techniques, offering oversized and reworked versions that enhance contemporary interiors.

Conclusion
Barrisol® merges historical charm with modern technology, offering unique decorative solutions that bring historical textile designs to life in today's interiors.

Overview: This document explores the evolution and reinterpretation of textile designs from the 18th and 19th centuries, focusing on regions such as Alsace and Jouy en Josas. It highlights the artistic research and modern adaptations of traditional patterns, emphasizing the blend of historical motifs with contemporary design elements.

Key Sections:

Historical Textile Patterns: The document references various textile designs from the 18th and 19th centuries, showcasing the artistic endeavors of textile designers. It mentions the use of floral and leaf motifs, which were prevalent in the designs of that era.
Modern Interpretations: Designers have reinterpreted traditional motifs, such as trees and foliage, to create contemporary designs. The document highlights the use of digital printing to achieve high-resolution patterns that incorporate both historical and modern elements.
Arabesques and Volutes: The use of arabesques and volutes, common in Oriental and Renaissance decorations, is discussed. These patterns add a classical touch to modern interiors and can be used in their original form or recolored for contemporary settings.
Birds and Nature Motifs: Birds, butterflies, and insects are frequently represented in textile prints, symbolizing life and adding poetic elements to designs. These motifs can be adapted to modern color schemes and combined with other graphic elements.
Innovative Techniques: The document mentions the use of oversized embroidery details and cabochon settings, printed in high resolution, to create luxurious interior designs. It also discusses the use of vibrant colors to modernize traditional motifs.

Conclusion: The document emphasizes the timelessness and adaptability of historical textile designs, showcasing how they can be integrated into modern interiors through innovative techniques and reinterpretations.

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-3

COPYRIGHT © 2014 NORMALU SAS -Tous droits réservés. La reproduction totale ou partielle de ce document est interdite, son traitement informatique, sa transmission sous quelque forme que ce soit, par moyen électronique, mécanique, par photocopie, par enregistrement ou autres méthodes sont interdits. The total or partial reproduction of this document is prohibited, its data-processing treatment, its transmission in some form or average electronic, mechanical, by photocopy, recording or other methods are prohibit

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-5

Plus de deux siècles d’archives textiles collectées par les industriels Mulhousiens, aujourd’hui réintégrés dans la décoration actuelle. Un univers enchanté, peuplé de fleurs oniriques, créant un incroyable jeu de couleurs et de formes. Variations sur les pois, les lignes, et autres formes, ces motifs prennent vie dans les intérieurs en version surdimensionnée. Exotiques, palmes et feuillages nous invitent à l’évasion. Formes organiques et envolées, ou plus géométriques pour l’art déco, on intègre avec bonheur ces styles longtemps oubliés. Effets & Matières Arabesques 74 & volutes Délicates,...

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-6

Etoffes en coton conservées au Musée. Histoire C’est en 1975 que BARRISOL - NORMALU SAS® présente un système de plafond révolutionnaire sous le nom de Barrisol®. Tendu, il est léger, résistant, et ouvre un immense champs des possibles. Années après années, les collections de plafonds Barrisol® vont s’enrichir de couleurs, de textures, de matières, et de technicités multiples, lui conservant plus que jamais la place de numéro un mondial des plafonds tendus. Artolis® complète cette offre avec sa large gamme de revêtements muraux tendus en textile. Passionnée par l’Art et les nouvelles technologies,...

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-7

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-8

At the height of its textile industry, when Mulhouse was dubbed «the city of 1000 chimneys», a group of textile manufacturers decided to archive the designs they produced. This was an incredibly far-sighted initiative. They created the Société Industrielle de Mulhouse and the S.U.D (Service d’Utilisation des Documents) to house a vast textile library with samples of textile designs and fabrics spanning three centuries, from the 18th century to the 1940s. As a result, ever since 1833, designs, stamps, fabrics and prints have been painstakingly archived, with new samples added every day. The six...

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-9

Un partenariat exclusif Hormis toutes les améliorations techniques apportées par les revêtements Barrisol® et Artolis®, l’avantage de nos services est la création exclusive de véritables décors. Chaque plafond ou mur est unique, retravaillé selon la demande, adapté au style de votre intérieur. Véritable œuvre graphique unique, les dimensions de vos murs et plafonds imprimés n’ont pas de limites. Les plafonds, panneaux acoustiques, supports lumineux Barrisol®, ou murs Artolis®, s’impriment de millions de couleurs grâce à la technologie de l’impression numérique. Recolorisés, et modernisés par...

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-10

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-11

Fleurs & Merveilles La fleur est le motif le plus présent dans le textile. Qu’elle soit utilisée dans la décoration, l’ameublement, les vêtements ou les accessoires, il en existe de toutes sortes et de toutes variétés. Inspirées par la nature et la botanique, les dessinateurs textiles en ont créé des interprétations variées, enrichies au fil du temps par des espèces plus exotiques. Selon leur inspiration, les variantes se font fantaisistes mélangeant les végétaux aquatiques ou les pierres et perles précieuses. Aujourd’hui adaptés aux intérieurs et aux tendances de la décoration, Barrisol® vous...

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-12

Etonnant mélange et folle audace que ce mixage de perles et de fleurs ! This audacious motif features an astonishing, fanciful combination of pearls and flowers! Ref. 1168.9 - Alsace, 1880, fond et fleurs recolorisés

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-13

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-14

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-15

Des couleurs, des formes et des effets incroyables prouvant l’imagination débridée de ces dessinateurs du XVIIIème siècle que l’on pensait si conventionnels ! These colours, shapes and incredibly intricate motifs reflect to the unbridled imagination of those 18th century textile designers we assumed were so conventional! Ref.3p107 - Alsace, 1830, mixé à une photograp

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-16

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Editions BARRISOL Museum of Printed Textiles of Mulhouse - Tome 2-17

Festival de couleurs et d’effets, l’impression numérique redonne vie à ces œuvres chatoyantes et permet de recréer une palette de tons insoupconnée. Digital printing brings these shimmering works to life in a festival of colours and impressions and allows us to recreate an unexpected palette of colours.

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