Wood Wallcovering 2 wallpaper collection CMO Paris

CMO Paris Wood Wallcovering 2: wood like you've never seen it before

Never before has wood been presented in such a light. With CMO Paris Wood Wallcovering 2, wood takes on a completely new role: no longer just a material, but a decorative landscape with depth, movement, and refinement. CMO summons wood to extraordinary destinations through techniques that are as creative as they are innovative. Combinations of wood and paper, 3D creations, and even interwoven marquetry create wall sculptures that come alive: undulating structures like the sea, soft dune lines, and rhythms reminiscent of bamboo forests.

Why Wood Wallcovering 2 is so special

Wood Wallcovering 2 is designed for interiors that deserve character. It's not a "wood look," but a collection that showcases what happens when craftsmanship, material experimentation, and design converge. You see it in the way light glides across the surface and shadows emphasize subtle reliefs—exactly what gives a space warmth and luxury, without being garish.

Innovative techniques: wood + paper + 3D + marquetry

• Wood and paper are layered into surprisingly rich surfaces.
• 3D effects create a sculptural look, perfect for an accent wall.
• Interwoven marquetry creates patterns that almost appear “in motion.”

The result: wall coverings that are not only beautiful, but also tactile, architectural and timeless.

Discover: Cannage 2, Dunes, Futaie and Ressac

Within Wood Wallcovering 2, four designs stand out for their texture and dynamic appearance. Click through to view each design:

• Cannage 2 – a modern interpretation of classic wickerwork: stylish, warm and refined.
• Dunes – soft reliefs reminiscent of wind drawing patterns in sand.
• Futaie – a rhythm of 'forest structures' with natural depth and a calm, luxurious effect.
• Ressac – dynamic lines inspired by waves and surf, ideal for a statement wall.

Styling tips for maximum effect

• Work with light: spotlights or wall lamps enhance the 3D relief and shadow effect.
• Choose one focus wall: this gives the material the space to really speak.
• Combine with calming tones: wood textures look best next to soft, matte colours and natural materials.