Bagasse is the fibrous remain left after extracting juice from sugarcane stalks and according to Wikipedia, its use is limited to the production of fuel, paper and other foodservices products. But little do they know that bagasse can be even used as a raw material for the production of the 3D wall panels. "Therefore we can claim that this fibrous residue used as the raw material is 100% recycled", exclaims the company!

The 3D wall panels by WallArt are absolutely eco-friendly home decor products and it has been also chosen as one of the most innovative interiors by designers in the US in 2009.

At present, they have 12 different amazing embossed models of wall panel like gaps, bricks, squares, pebbles, sand and the list goes on. Each of them is beautiful and unique its own way! Have a look yourself:






































After installing them, they can be painted in any color that goes well with your interiors. WallArt believes that their panels give an extra dimension to the walls and even I think so! Ethically styled!











































Changing my home interiors is on the cards and I am definitely going to give these wonderful wall panels a try. What about you?

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