Bord du Nil wallpaper collection Casamance

Bord du Nil wallpaper by Casamance: the banks of the Nile on your wall

With Bord du Nil wallpaper you bring the banks of the Nile inside: palms, lotus and papyrus, oases with domed buildings. Casamance drew the motifs with fine lines, as if they came from an old travel sketchbook. Light gold and beige tones lie on dark grounds of black, blue-grey and deep green, making the drawing stand out clearly. Some designs fill the wall right into the corner with foliage, others feature a clean-lined ornament or depict a small landscape. This way you'll find, in one collection, both a calm background and a wall that becomes the talk of the table.

Patterns in the Bord du Nil wallpaper collection

Doum wallpaper is a dense jungle of palm leaves, ferns and pineapple-like plants, drawn as an engraving in beige and gold on blue-grey. Metallic lines on the veins give a subtle shine. Denderah wallpaper works on a large scale with mirrored lotus and papyrus flowers in fans and stepped shapes, in ochre, sage green and grey-blue on black. Baharia wallpaper shows an oasis with palms and domed buildings, etched in gold on a clouded green ground. Castalia wallpaper is inspired by the blue lotus from Egypt. In Éléphantine wallpaper ibises and herons take centre stage, with golden details in art deco style. Méroé wallpaper refers to the pyramids of Méroé with clean lines and geometric shapes. Gourna wallpaper combines traditional architecture with modern geometry in earth tones.

Bord du Nil by Casamance in hallway, dining room and bedroom

In an interior, the patterns come across very differently. Doum covers a narrow hallway behind a terracotta door frame and turns a passageway into a room full of foliage. Denderah fills an arched niche in white panelling behind the dining table, where the stucco frames the ornament. Baharia dresses a bedroom with green walls and ceiling, so the landscape merges into the space. This way you can choose Casamance wallpaper that suits the role of the wall.