Reprotique Blog

You don’t need a renovation to refresh your home. Just one well-chosen piece.That’s the beauty of Reprotique décor—each piece is designed to bring ...

This unique collection takes inspiration from the 18th-century naturalist Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon — a pioneering figure in natural history — and presents museum-quality reproductions of his iconic canine illustrations for the modern home or office.

 

Bringing art-inspired wallpaper into your home is more than a decor choice — it’s a design investment. With its rich historical influence and premium texture, the Butterscotch Ironwork Wallpaper transforms walls into visual narratives that blend tradition with modern interior sensibilities.

If you’re looking for Reprotique gifts that will wow anyone with an eye for art, you're in luck. Reprotique’s home accessories blend museum‑quality design with everyday function, making them perfect for thoughtful, elegant presents. Here are five standout gift ideas for art lovers — from trays to tea towels to sconces. 

 

Art on the walls gets all the love — but what if the real personality-punch comes from the surfaces, the objects in the room, the unexpected accent...

You probably rarely think about light switch plates — until one becomes a tiny eyesore. What if, instead of blending into the background, your swit...

  As an interior designer, your challenges often go beyond just furniture and paint — you’re tasked with sourcing art, accessories, and finishing t...

Elevate every detail of your home with Reprotique luxury light switchplates—handcrafted, artistic, and designed to transform ordinary spaces into extraordinary.

At Reprotique, every creation begins with history. Our luxury Tea Towel Collection—affectionately known as The Art of the Tea Towel—is more than a ...

At Reprotique, our wallpaper collections are more than just décor — they’re a story, a legacy, and a celebration of centuries of fine art. Each design is rooted in rich historical artistry, inspired by original 17th, 18th, and 19th-century works that we lovingly restore, reimagine, and share through modern-day creations.