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JUPITER 10’s Glitchy Patterns Are a Feature, Not a Bug

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Founded by Bruno Basso and Christopher Brooke in 2002, wallcovering brand JUPITER 10 has never been shy about exploring the bolder spectrum of graphics for the wall. From inception, the duo set to capitalize on the technological possibilities and capabilities of digital printing to realize repeat patterns with a level of depth and perspective capable of transforming any wall into a veritable statement piece. The brand’s latest Glitch wallpaper collection mines the depths of digital artifacts, transforming visual anomalies into an invigorating expression of modern mayhem for the wall.

Jupiter 10 Glitch wallpaper corner detail with digital artifact design.

With 24 different designs, the Glitch collection offers a wide spectrum of corrupted digital visuals for domestic aesthetic purposes, ranging from dark and blocky, to the snow-like artifacts associated with late night analog broadcast sign-offs, to lighter expressions of the glitch art style.

Jupiter 10 Glitch ASTRA wallpaper staged in living room with small low chair and stone/concrete round coffee table with floor lamp looming overhead and abstract modern art leaned against wall.

Jupiter 10 Glitch CYB wallpaper staged in living room with two small low chair and round wood coffee table and ceiling lamp looming overhead. Long wood console in background underneath wallpaper installation.

Regardless of style, every JUPITER 10 Glitch wallpaper is free of glass fiber or PVC, digitally printed with environmentally-friendly inks on 100% non-toxic, eco-friendly paper from sustainably managed sources and made into 150gsm fine grade coated non-woven wallcovering.

Jupiter 10 Glitch gray and black wallpaper staged in living room with long wood console in background underneath wallpaper installation; ceramic bowls, vases and books staged across console.

Jupiter 10 Glitch wallpaper staged in living room with long wood console with loose herringbone design, with framed abstract colorful artwork mirroring NOVA wallpaper.

The glitch art genre has its roots as far back as the late 1970s, but has been most recently popularized by a generation weaned upon video games, electronic music, and other digital mediums where pixelation, grain, light leaks, and color degradation are now remembered as a form of beautiful decay. Artists Nam June Paik, Dom Barra, and Rosa Menkman are all associated with the aesthetic, with online glitch art creation tools now also available to toy with.

Jupiter 10 Glitch blue wallpaper staged in living room with long wood console in background underneath wallpaper installation; ceramic bowls, vases and books staged across console, artwork to the left.

Jupiter 10 Glitch magenta wallpaper staged in home office setting with laptop open and unoccupied armchair, with house plant in woven basket set in left corner.

Jupiter 10 Glitch dark blue-green wallpaper staged in living room with three framed pieces of graphic artwork, two on the wall, one leaned against the wall. A stack of books sits to right on a pile of five white books, angled rug on the floor, and white daybed peeks from the left.

Jupiter 10’s Glitch collection essentially transforms walls into one enormous static “screen” of pixelated and distorted digital visuals.

Jupiter 10 Glitch green wallpaper staged in living room with small armchair with blanket draped over the left arm, with an adjustable floor lamp overhead and low wood console with ceramic bowls set on its top.

Jupiter 10 Glitch speckled olive wallpaper staged in living room with long wood console in background underneath wallpaper installation, with two pieces of framed artwork placed in front of the wall.

Jupiter 10 Glitch pink, beige, gray and black wallpaper staged in living room with long fluted console with small half-domed table lamp in matte gray, a pair of modern vases, and a cropped framed graphic poster promoting a festival peeking from the left.

Samples of each Glitch design are available for £3 (about $3.75), with 20.5” x 11 yard rolls specified for 56ft² of coverage for £155 (or about $193.50 + shipping). Check out the entire JUPITER 10 Glitch collection here.

Gregory Han is a Senior Editor at Design Milk. A Los Angeles native with a profound love and curiosity for design, hiking, tide pools, and road trips, a selection of his adventures and musings can be found at gregoryhan.com.

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