The textures in these plaster tiles by Above View are incredible. They're modeled after exotic animal skins like elephant, crocodile, ostrich, and stingray. See more photos after the jump...
Above View's Exotic Animal Skins Plaster Tiles
Above View makes traditional plaster ceiling tiles that look like tin ceilings. But this exotic skins line is what really caught our eye. The tiles can be painted, but we like 'em in white.
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Creepy!
view anyang2's profile
an entire room, walls and ceiling in this would be a cool installation
view olga's profile
Maybe in a different shade/color than gray. I think the ostrich would look cool below a chair rail in a deep rich color.
view hrleise's profile
I'm with Olga 100%--that would be amazing!
view ChefMike's profile
How much are they?
view Palmetto's profile
think how horrible it would be to clean all those little grooves and nitches.
view bramasoleiowa's profile
I second the creepy.
view kellylc's profile
yes, how much? I don't like falling in love with something that is completely cost prohibited.
view jlg's profile
I was going to agree with the creepy - but they have the snake skin option in an emerald green that might just be amazing!
http://www.aboveview.com/img/tiles/ExoticAnimalSkinsCD.jpg
view prettygritty's profile
it is sort of creepy, but might work on the walls of a small space like a hall or an entry, or as an accent wall somewhere other than a kitchen or bath.
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