Wallcolors Training at Deco Mi Kielce. Wallpapers, inspiration, and cooking together.

Wallcolors training at the Deco Mi Kielce showroom

For one day, the Deco Mi Kielce showroom became a place for an intensive exchange of experiences and inspiration. We met with architects, interior designers, and individuals who work daily with clients seeking conscious and cohesive solutions for their interiors. The showroom space was conducive to conversation, close-up viewing of patterns, and a peaceful immersion in the world of Wallcolors wallpapers. From the very first moment, openness and curiosity were palpable. It's meetings like these that demonstrate the importance of direct contact with the product and the opportunity to freely discuss how wallpapers function in real-world projects, not just in photos.

Wallcolors wallpapers in design practice

During the training, we focused on working with Wallcolors wallpaper collections in the context of real interiors. We discussed how patterns influence the perception of space, how to create a room's atmosphere through scale and rhythm, and how to combine wallpaper with other design elements. We devoted considerable attention to the living room, as the heart of the home. This is where Wallcolors wallpapers most often play a leading role, in dialogue with the Benjamin Moore paint colors available in the Wallcolors range. Together, we explored combinations that allow us to create a cohesive yet unconventional interior, elegant, yet comfortable for everyday use.

Direct contact with patterns and inspirations

One of the most important elements of the meeting was the opportunity to work with real-life swatches and catalogs. Seeing the wallpapers in real life, touching the visual structures, and juxtaposing them offers a completely different perspective than browsing a screen. This is the moment when many design decisions simply become clear. At Deco Mi Kielce, conversations flowed naturally, around the table, between inspirations. Everyone had the opportunity to share their experiences, ask questions, or discuss the challenges they face in their daily work with clients.

Culinary workshops as part of the meeting

A unique element of the training in Kielce was the culinary workshop, which perfectly aligned with the philosophy of the event. Cooking together became a pretext for further conversation, the exchange of ideas, and building relationships in a less formal setting. Culinary, like interiors, is based on balance, proportion, and intuition. This experience brilliantly demonstrated that design and everyday life have much more in common than one might think. The wallpapers, colors, and flavors created a cohesive whole.

Why is such training important?

Meetings like the Wallcolors training at Deco Mi Kielce demonstrate the value of direct dialogue and shared experience. It's not just a product presentation, but above all, a conversation about customer needs, interior design trends, and real-world projects. For us, it's also an opportunity to better understand how Wallcolors wallpapers function in various contexts and how we can better support designers in their work. Each such meeting leaves behind new ideas and energy for further development.