Lantero y Lantero, Iksel distributor in Madrid.
Iksel is the result of 30 years of artistic endeavor in a studio with a great team of artists and painters. It is themost versatile muralbrandin existence. The customer chooses the right image and size for his purpose.
The firm does interesting work on old archives, carrying out the restoration and refinement of these old documents. Their great artistic ability and taste for detail, has led them to be well known, appearing in a large number of magazines dedicated to interior design and fashion. magazines dedicated to interior design and fashion.
Iksel is the first company to transfer handmade art to a digital format. But not for the purpose of mass production, but to improve its quality. The murals are produced when the order is placed, in order to adapt to any size and color scheme. Prints can be made on paper, polyester or textile canvas.
Suzany Harmony
Inspired by traditional Central Asian embroidery. Suzani Harmony consists of one scenic decoration and three repeats, all with matching motifs. All designs are available in both wallpaper and furnishing fabric.
The three Suzani designs can be perfectly combined with each other: "Suzani Spades", "Suzani Spades" and "Suzani Spades".Suzani Spades", "Suzani Carnation" y "Suzani Paisley", harmonize in color and composition, along with the "Suzani Borders".
Collection of furnishing fabrics and matching wallpapers with repeated patterns
This new bet by Iksel is accompanied by a series of matching wallpapers with a repeated design.
Standard Decors Collection Vol. II
This collection consists of 10 designs. In all cases you can order the number and sequence of panels you want to adapt it to your wall.
They are manufactured in various heights to be able to install them in rooms of different heights:
225 cm high x 90 cm wide | 255 cm high x 90 cm wide | 275 cm high x 90 cm wide | 300 cm height x 90 cm width | 325 cm height x 90 cm width | 325 cm height x 90 cm width
ART DECO FERN
(Up to 3 panels)
DUTCH TREE OF LIFE
(Up to 3 panels)
JAPANESE MOUNTAINS
(Up to 12 panels)
LIVIA'S GARDEN
(Up to 27 panels)
PALERMO LANDSCAPE
(Up to 22 panels)
RENAISSANCE HERBIER
( Up to 3 panels)
ROMAN VILLA
(Up to 7 panels)
RUMI
(Up to 11 panels)
SCENIC BACKGROUND
VIEW OF VENICE
(Up to 5 panels)
Standard Decors Collection Vol. I
This collection consists of 20 designs, which can be made in natural color, black and white or sepia. In all cases you can order the number and sequence of panels you want to adapt it to your wall.
They are manufactured in various heights to be able to install them in living rooms of different heights:
225 cm high x 90 cm wide | 255 cm high x 90 cm wide | 275 cm high x 90 cm wide | 300 cm height x 90 cm width | 325 cm height x 90 cm width | 325 cm height x 90 cm width
Bagatelle (Up to 11 panels)
Inspired by the painting Jardins de Bagatelle published in 1805 by unknown author.
D Dream Mural (Up to 18 panels)
The stylistic documents for this mural come from the great naturalists of the late Renaissance of the 18th century. Designed by Domonah.
Costermans Garden (Up to 10 panels)
Symmetry of trees of the same size populated by different types of birds.
Edo Wisteria (Up to11 panels)
Originally from Japan in the 17th century, it is a modern creation.
Governor's Visit (Up to 9 panels)
This is an old document from the East India Company of 1770.
Hindustan (Up to 38 panels)
It is a nostalgic version of a vision of Dimonah and Mehmet of this country they love so much.
Canton Reverie (Up to 6 panels)
A whimsical landscape of village life in the early 19th century.
D-Ocean Still Life (Up to 23 panels)
This mural is one of Iksel's largest, so it allows to cover large rooms without repeating the drawing.
Arcadia (Largest piece to date with 64 panels covering more than 57 linear meters).
Based on the work of Nicolas Poussin offers us an imaginary Italy in this fresco.
Romantic Bosphorus (Up to 17 panels)
Painted from a lithograph printed in the 1850s by the Maltese painter Jean-Giovanni Schranz.
Exotic Chinoiserie (Up to 20 panels)
It is inspired by the paintings in the music room of the Brighton Pavilion executed by Henry Lambelet under the supervision of Frederick Crace.
Brunelleschi Perspective
Corresponds to a series of Ideal Cities painted by Brunelleschi in the mid-15th century.
D-Rajput Fantasy (Up to 28 panels)
Based on paintings from the Kronos de Rajput collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY.
Japanese Cranes (Up to 21 panels)
Landscape developed from 17th century Japanese screens.
Japanese Cornflowers (Up to 3 panels)
Very original and modern looking design from Edo Japan (17th century) to be used as a mural instead of decoration.
Kubilai's Tent (Up to 8 panels)
Design taken from an Abbasid wood paneling.