We partner with Indigenous artists to create sustainable wallcoverings for residential and commercial spaces.
Debuted at ICFF WantedDesign Launch Pad, New York 2026
IN COLLABORATION WITH SOSSEGO
The Lupita Lounge Chair was named after Aristeu Pires' granddaughter — a tribute to the generations that follow. Upholstered in Web of Life by Guarani artist Miguela Moura, whose pattern honors the women and ancestors who shaped her. One honors what comes next. The other honors what came before.
Anduba patterns are finding their way beyond walls. If you're a brand that believes in the same things we do, we'd love to talk.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF PARTNERSHIP
"WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BRING TO THE WORLD THROUGH YOUR ART?"
That's the question every Anduba collaboration begins with. Each pattern grows from an artist's lived experience — their culture, their land, the traditions they carry. Artists retain full copyright, participate in every design decision, and earn up to three times the industry standard in royalties.
BEYOND MATERIALS
REGENERATIVE BY DESIGN
PVC-free, made with 31% recycled plastic, printed to order in the U.S. No forever chemicals. Red List Free.
Each pattern carries an Indigenous artist's way of relating to the natural world — not managing it, belonging to it. That's a different kind of sustainability than most materials offer.
And because a truly regenerative model has to work for people too, artists retain full copyright, earn equitable royalties, and have a say in how their work enters the world.