Camellia wallpaper collection 1838 wallcoverings

Camellia wallpaper by 1838 Wallcoverings: florals, bands and texture

With Camellia wallpaper you bring florals, abstract bands and calm textures into your home, predominantly in a muted palette of grey, blue and beige. The collection by 1838 Wallcoverings revolves around organic forms: hanging clusters of wisteria, painted peonies and weathered stripes that run across the entire wall. In between are geometric and textured designs that balance the busier patterns. This way you can combine a striking wall with a calmer pattern on the adjacent wall within one collection. The difference lies mainly in the background: dark and deep, or light and airy.

Patterns in the Camellia wallpaper collection

Leonora wallpaper shows wisteria as a flat silhouette: winding branches with hanging flower clusters in cream, light grey and metallic gold on dark grey. Madama Butterfly wallpaper strikes the opposite tone, with large watercolour-like peonies and small butterflies on a mottled light blue-lilac background, the foliage in navy blue and taupe. Linea wallpaper leaves the flowers behind. Irregular bands in beige, taupe, grey-blue and off-white resemble weathered plasterwork, and you can hang them horizontally or vertically. Gio wallpaper works with clean geometric shapes and symmetry. Glaze wallpaper depicts broken glass, with matte and metallic inks playing off each other. Carla wallpaper has a fabric-like texture with a soft sheen, and Serena wallpaper a small embossed basketweave pattern in metallic copper or ivory.

Combining Camellia by 1838 Wallcoverings in one space

Because the patterns share the same colour range, you can place them side by side in one space. Put Leonora or Madama Butterfly on the wall that should catch the eye and choose a texture or the basketweave pattern for the other walls. Linea comes into its own in a dining room, where the horizontal bands make the wall appear longer. This way, Camellia wallpaper lets you create a space that stays calm.