Rome, the Eternal City, was built on seven hills. Three of them adorn the coat of arms of Monti, one of the oldest districts of ancient Rome. In between, in the 19th century, the slopes were covered with vineyards and gardens. Today Monti is “the village within the city”. Away from the turbulent hotspots, it celebrates deceleration in vintage style. Everything runs a little slower here. Very relaxed, tone on tone. Tone on tone and slightly structured: With Monti, the Hohenberger Manufaktur für Tapeten offers a design that hugs the walls horizontally like simple, coarse sand plaster. This makes the rooms appear wider and more spacious. A simple trick with a big impact! If you want to "expand" spatially, this non-woven wallpaper is just right for you. Unobtrusive and yet with urban grandeur, it gives every wall a high-quality finish, whether in the living room, bedroom, hallway, or bathroom. It is breathable and healthy.
