Berber wallpaper collection Coordonne

Berber wallpaper by Coordonne: embroidery, weaving and oasis ornament

Berber wallpaper by Coordonne draws its motifs from Moroccan craft and landscape: embroidery stitches, woven raffia, palms, trees and ancient script. The colours stay close to the earth, with cream white, rust brown, ochre, terracotta and black. In the images you can see how this combines with natural wood, terracotta jugs and cacti. Yet the scale varies widely. One pattern is a calm texture you barely notice as a pattern; another fills an entire wall with herons and palms. So within one collection you can choose between background and eye-catcher.

Patterns in the Berber wallpaper collection

Azilal Embroidery wallpaper places black, frayed diamonds between double vertical lines on cream white, as if embroidered with needle and thread. Kuba Raffia wallpaper is a small-scale weave of rust-brown strips with lighter accents, calm enough for an entire room. In contrast to that simplicity is Oasis Villa wallpaper: a mirrored pattern on black with palms, flowers, herons and leaping animals in ochre, gold, terracotta and blue-grey. With Leaves shadow wallpaper, large palm leaves glide like shadows across the wall, and Draa Palms wallpaper shows palms under a bright sun with mountains on the horizon. Ourika Trees wallpaper groups dense clusters of trees into a geometric image, Tifinagh Script wallpaper turns ancient script into an abstract pattern and Beldi Rugs wallpaper translates the geometry of carpets to the wall. Also part of the Berber collection by Coordonne are Agafay Desert wallpaper, Asni Valley wallpaper, Rif Relief wallpaper and Amasigh Pottery wallpaper.

Coordonne wallpaper with Berber motifs in kitchen and living room

In the kitchen, Azilal Embroidery brings rhythm: the two-tone diamonds run behind open shelves and up to the hob, and the cream white matches the light worktops. Kuba Raffia gives you a rust-brown wall that combines well with weathered wood, cast iron and ceramics. Oasis Villa demands more space. Against a large window and next to columnar cacti, the pattern on black becomes the wall around which the entire room revolves.