Backhausen Interior Texiles for the Bristol Hotel in Bolzano 1898

This textile design, created in 1898 by Koloman Moser, is a prime example of the Art Nouveau style. The design features stylized floral motifs in vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow against a black background. The intricate details, with a combination of swirling and geometric elements, highlight the movement's emphasis on organic forms and nature-inspired patterns. This design was intended for the Bristol Hotel in Bolzano, showcasing the widespread influence of Art Nouveau in architectural and interior design during this period.