The Nature-Hotel Molin provides its guests with a natural and regenerating environment through and through. This is complemented by the decor: WILDSPITZE light on natural flax backing by ORGANOID. Real Alpine hay from the hotel’s surroundings is loosely spread on a flax backing, creating a magical, airy and natural look, fitting in perfectly with the coordinated interior design of the hotel.
The surface does even more than that: The natural properties of the flax backing help regulate moisture levels inside – this creates a great atmosphere. This way, the surface really contributes to the well-being of the hotel’s guests.
Bring the experience of a colourful alpine meadow into your interior. This natural surface combines natural alpine hay and colourful, fragrant petals from daisies, heather, cornflowers, sunflowers, lavender and roses to create a unique blaze of colour. See, feel and smell the fragrant flowers, grasses and herbs.
The scent of natural hay has a positive effect on the indoor climate.
Biophilic design surfaces increase well-being and reduce stress.
The carefully applied flowers create a colourful display.
Nature is the best designer – as demonstrated by the elegant, delicate leaves on this surface. Real skeletonised giant leaves from the rubber tree lend your interior design natural elegance and lightness. On strong, translucent self-adhesive film for special lighting effects when applied to glass and other surfaces.
Translucent self-adhesive film for special lighting effects
Delicate, filigree structural design
Perfect as privacy protection or backlighting
Makes an elegant statement in interior design
Natural raw white creates a harmonious effect and conveys lightness
Delicate, airy, poetic – this natural surface captures the lightness of a blossoming summer garden. Filigree flowers dance on a fine linen fleece, lending every room a gentle elegance. Their pastel shades are reminiscent of a romantic flower garden in the morning dew, creating an atmosphere full of lightness and harmony.
Flower mix of hydrangea, delphinium, cosmos and gypsophila