Thoughts on the Thamar Ozir in Maya Style Panels?

[moveci]

Hi everyone,

I recently came across a collection of Maya style wall panels, and one design name that caught my eye was Thamar Ozir. I’m curious if anyone here has used or seen this specific design in real life. How do you feel it fits into interior decor?

Does it lean more classical, modern, or eclectic? Does the detail and texture of Thamar Ozir in the Maya motif influence acoustics or visual depth?

Would love to hear your impressions, photos, or comparisons with other designs in the same series!

[pitvil]

I’ve seen the design in person, and it definitely makes a strong impression. The detailing gives it a sculptural quality, so it adds a lot of visual depth to a space. I’d say it leans more toward eclectic, since it can blend with both modern minimalism (as a bold statement piece) and more classical interiors (as a textured backdrop). Thamar Ozir especially stands out for its layered patterns that help diffuse light and soften acoustics a bit, especially in larger rooms. Compared to other Maya series panels, it feels richer and more intricate, so it naturally becomes a focal point.