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Home Stickers: inexpensive DIY decor for store and home
December 18, 2008
Need an inexpensive backdrop for that shelf of new tabletop merchandise? How about a stick-
on shelf of
glassware? Or an antique silver teapot? Or a big "fluffy" stack of towels to dress up a bath and body display? Fifty-year-old French company
Nouvelles Images provides these and more decorative and merchandising "solutions" with the company's U.S. launch of Home Stickers, an inexpensive collection of wall decor sketches and photography stickers for home, retail and commercial applications. The designs include
everything from flowers to bottles to lettering to juvenile images, as well as decorative work from artists such as
Cedric Porchez,
Kalou and
Laure Girardin-Vissian. The sticker kits retail for $30 each and the entire selection may be viewed, along with a worldwide retailer locator, at
www.nouvellesimagesusa.com (a limited number are
also offered through
amazon.com). Nouvelle Images was founded in France in 1957 by Jacques Blanc, one of the first to request artists’ permission to license their work and reproduce it for the public at large, initially in the form of postcards. Since its founding, the company has aligned with more than 1,000 artists to create 6,000 products.
Posted by Susan Dickenson on December 18, 2008 | Comments (1)
