The surface of mica wallpapers consists of naturally occurring mica minerals which are components of natural stones. They boast both beautiful glitter effects and a dynamic structure.
Glued-on mica minerals
"Mica" is the Latin word for glitter or glimmer and the technical term for a group of glittering minerals that occur in natural stones such as marble, granite and gneiss. The most famous mica minerals, mined as small stones, include fuchsite, muscovite and biotite. The tiny mica pebbles are glued onto paper or non-woven material.
Glitter effects
The seemingly moving structure of the small stones combined with their glittering effects attracts the eye and tempts us to touch it. Their slightly rough character emphasises the natural aspect, while exciting colours such as gold, copper or anthracite allow for sophisticated, modern design ideas.
Far Eastern interior design style
Mica wallpapers are particularly suitable for the Far Eastern style of furnishing which is natural, simple and understated. The many natural colours of these mineral stones also make it possible to create a rustic and colourful ambience.