As the “Ghost with the Most” makes a triumphant return to theaters, it’s time to conjure up your inner creativity and embrace the eerie charm of Spectral Stripes. This assortment of materials is inspired by the cult classic Beetlejuice and is perfect for those looking to infuse their interior spaces with a bit of the macabre. Channeling the ghostly yet playful energy of Tim Burton’s beloved film, this assortment of pieces will have you celebrating monochromatic motifs and bold brights in ways that are both daring and delightfully dark.
At the heart of Spectral Stripes is the iconic pattern of black-and-white bands reminiscent of Beetlejuice’s infamous attire. This high-contrast pattern is perfect for making a statement in any space. Imagine a living area with a striking striped carpet that draws the eye, or a cozy black-and-white upholstered couch. Stripes capture attention and invite the unexpected, just as Beetlejuice himself would.
Neon green elements infuse a burst of energy and eccentricity into any space. This vibrant hue, reminiscent of Beetlejuice’s wild hair and the film’s supernatural glow, can be introduced through textiles, translucent composite, resin accents, or memorable wallcoverings. Whether used sparingly as a pop of color or more generously as a powerful statement, neon green brings a playful, yet edgy, vibe to any project. Bold purple accents are woven throughout, adding a touch of regal mystique. From felt acoustic paneling to rich, purple carpeting, these materials are developed to bring depth and personality to your designs.
Spectral Stripes features a diverse range of dynamic pieces, including textiles, cabinetry, wood, tile, and flooring. Each element is designed to let your imagination run wild, allowing you to bring the spooky, fun, and whimsical essence of Beetlejuice to life in your next project. Connect with your darker side and make your space a hauntingly beautiful masterpiece.
Looking for more movie-inspired collections? Explore our Subtle Suspense collection inspired by the works of Alfred Hitchcock.
